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Model | SMP2 |
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Resolution | Up to 4096x2160 @ 60Hz |
Redundancy | Dual power supply option |
Encryption | AES256 |
Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
Details the SMP Software, Appliance, Module, and Client.
Covers initial login and user/password management.
Introduces key tabs for system operation and management.
Company history, capabilities, and certifications.
Defines symbols for important notes and critical warnings.
Safety guidelines for Class 1 LASER products.
Details the SMP Software, Appliance, Module, and Client.
Visual interface for managing sources and destinations.
How sources/destinations are displayed in Connect/Combi tabs.
Features like LCD, buttons, and USB ports.
Ports for video, USB, console, and Ethernet.
Explains options like Reboot, Program Network, View Network, View System.
Interpreting SFP port status indicators.
Controls system operation with Matrix Switch.
Remotely connects workstations for OSD functions.
How to allow multiple users simultaneous access.
Setting up multiple SMP Clients for shared OSD access.
Connecting clients to the network and matrix switch.
Configuring the SMP Client browser to run in Kiosk Mode.
Managing the OSD client restart and browser auto-restore.
Viewing network and system parameters.
Using the userpwd.js utility for password management.
Exits the current session and opens a new login window.
Displays installed SMP2 version and additional info.
Managing source names, destinations, and keyboard connections.
Rules for unique source/destination names and reserved terms.
Convention for naming sources and their connections.
Lists destinations and connection details.
Defines the location and status of active keyboards.
How sources/destinations follow each other for linked switching.
Defining Drag N Drop background colors and sizes.
Information about connected matrix switches.
Accessing Hot Key Manager and OSD Idle Time Out settings.
Explains how to program Hot Keys and available actions.
Steps to create bi-directional connections between switches.
New User, KBD User, Touchpanel types and asset assignment.
Useful for organizing sources/destinations in larger systems.
Steps to define new pools and assign sources.
MACRO_ClearAll and MACRO_StartUp.
Explains FROM HISTORY, FROM SCRATCH, SET ACCESS, SNAP CONNECTED, SNAP ALL, RESTORE FROM LIST.
Creating macros to restore previous access levels.
Integrating macros into the visual Drag N Drop interface.
How to assign keyboard control and security levels.
Setting text, color, and background for overlays.
Steps to configure a new touchpanel device.
Explains 1-CLICK, SHARE, VIEW, TAKE, BREAK, DESELECT, LOCK, UNLOCK actions.
Dragging source icons to destination icons to establish connections.
How to remove icons using the CLEAR function.
Demonstrates how to customize system visualization.
Changing window dimensions, colors, and positions.
Customizing icon appearance, including custom images.
How to assign keyboard control and security levels.
Tech notes on customizing alias text and using custom images.
Procedures for backing up SMP2 configurations.
Software for network, service, and redundancy management.
Configuring network interfaces ETH0 and ETH1.
Enabling SMP Appliance Redundancy and interface selection.
Ports must be assigned and connected for monitoring.
Detailed view of TX and RX port status and diagnostics.
Interface for managing firmware for TX and RX modules.
Setting up custom hotkeys via the Settings tab.
Explains industry-standard markings and labels.
Lists standards for North America, EU, Australia/NZ.
Website, email, phone, and fax for support.
Details on product warranty and defect remedy.
Procedure for returning products for service.
Steps for enabling hot keys via front panel LCD.
Connecting a PC to the host/update port for configuration.
Selecting key combinations and actions for hotkeys.
Choosing specific keys for hotkey sequences.
Choosing keys and LOSOUT values for hotkey functions.
Selecting specific keys from dropdown menus.
Specific instructions for Q-Series systems.
Installing the redundancy software and synchronization utility.
Setting up the primary unit's redundancy and sync parameters.
Setting up the backup unit's redundancy and sync parameters.
Chassis LCD settings for mouse functionality.
Creating hotkeys for intuitive mouse actions.