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Belden thinklogical SMP2 User Manual

Belden thinklogical SMP2
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Revision C, February 2020

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Belden thinklogical SMP2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelSMP2
ResolutionUp to 4096x2160 @ 60Hz
RedundancyDual power supply option
EncryptionAES256
Operating Temperature0°C to 40°C

Summary

Copyright Notice

System Management Portfolio 2.0 Overview

SMP2 Components

Details the SMP Software, Appliance, Module, and Client.

Administrator Login and Password Management

Covers initial login and user/password management.

Core SMP2 Interface Tabs

Introduces key tabs for system operation and management.

Preface and Company Information

About Thinklogical

Company history, capabilities, and certifications.

Safety and Product Information

Note and Warning Symbols

Defines symbols for important notes and critical warnings.

Class 1 Laser Safety

Safety guidelines for Class 1 LASER products.

Scope and Introduction to SMP2

SMP2 Component Descriptions

Details the SMP Software, Appliance, Module, and Client.

Cable Connection Diagram

SMP2 Software Package Details

Drag N Drop GUI

Visual interface for managing sources and destinations.

SMP Appliance Hardware Details

Connect and Combi Page Display

How sources/destinations are displayed in Connect/Combi tabs.

SMP Appliance Panel Descriptions

SMP Appliance Front Panel Features

Features like LCD, buttons, and USB ports.

SMP Appliance Rear Panel Ports

Ports for video, USB, console, and Ethernet.

Navigating the SMP Appliance Front Panel LCD

SMP Appliance Menu Options

Explains options like Reboot, Program Network, View Network, View System.

SFP Port Status Interpretation

Interpreting SFP port status indicators.

SMP Module and SMP Client Overview

SMP Module Functionality

Controls system operation with Matrix Switch.

SMP Client for OSD Functions

Remotely connects workstations for OSD functions.

Using SMP Client for Source Allocation

Connecting Multiple SMP Clients

How to allow multiple users simultaneous access.

OSD Pooling and Network Configuration

OSD Pooling Setup

Setting up multiple SMP Clients for shared OSD access.

SMP Client Network Setup

Connecting clients to the network and matrix switch.

SMP Client Kiosk Mode and Auto-Restore

Kiosk Mode Browser Configuration

Configuring the SMP Client browser to run in Kiosk Mode.

Launcher and Browser Auto-Restore

Managing the OSD client restart and browser auto-restore.

SMP Module and Client Front Panel Navigation

Module/Client Parameter Display

Viewing network and system parameters.

SMP Appliance Technical Specifications

SMP Module/Client Technical Specifications

SMP Hardware General Technical Specifications

Administrator Login Procedure

Creating and Modifying User Passwords

Using the userpwd.js utility for password management.

System Time and Time Zone Configuration

Important System Shutdown Warning

Initial SMP2 System Setup Recommendations

Typical SMP2 Deployment Scenario

SMP2 Interface Tabs: Logout and About

The LOGOUT Tab Functionality

Exits the current session and opens a new login window.

The ABOUT Tab Information

Displays installed SMP2 version and additional info.

Admin Tab: Sources and Destinations Management

Admin Tab - SRCS (Sources)

Managing source names, destinations, and keyboard connections.

Source Naming Conventions and Rules

Rules for unique source/destination names and reserved terms.

The SRCS (Sources) Tab Details

Source and Port Number Naming

Convention for naming sources and their connections.

The DSTS (Destinations) Tab and SAVE Button

The DSTS (Destinations) Tab

Lists destinations and connection details.

The KBDS (Keyboards) Tab

Defines the location and status of active keyboards.

Advanced SMP2 Tab Features

The Follows Column Functionality

How sources/destinations follow each other for linked switching.

The FRMS (Frames) Tab

Defining Drag N Drop background colors and sizes.

The MTX (Matrix Switch) Tab

Information about connected matrix switches.

The HOT KEYS Tab and Syntax

Hot Keys Manager Overview

Accessing Hot Key Manager and OSD Idle Time Out settings.

Hot Keys Syntax and Actions

Explains how to program Hot Keys and available actions.

Hotkey Action Descriptions

Adding and Managing Hot Key Functions

The RESTART Tab Functionality

The TIE LINES Tab for Inter-Switch Connections

Creating Bi-directional Tie Lines

Steps to create bi-directional connections between switches.

Managing Tie Lines Between Switches

The USERS Tab: User Management

User Types and Asset Assignment

New User, KBD User, Touchpanel types and asset assignment.

Configuring User Details and Available Assets

The TAGS Tab for Grouping Assets

Using Tags for Source/Destination Grouping

Useful for organizing sources/destinations in larger systems.

The POOLS Tab for Source Management

Creating and Naming Source Pools

Steps to define new pools and assign sources.

The MACROS Tab for Automated Connections

Pre-installed Macros Overview

MACRO_ClearAll and MACRO_StartUp.

Creating and Defining Macros

Macro Creation Methods

Explains FROM HISTORY, FROM SCRATCH, SET ACCESS, SNAP CONNECTED, SNAP ALL, RESTORE FROM LIST.

Defining Macro Actions and Connections

Creating Macros: Access Levels and Connection States

Creating Macros: Restore from List and Drag N Drop Integration

RESTORE FROM LIST Macro Creation

Creating macros to restore previous access levels.

Adding Macros to Drag N Drop

Integrating macros into the visual Drag N Drop interface.

Customizing Drag N Drop Icon Appearance

Destination Table Configuration and Control

Control Column and Security Levels

How to assign keyboard control and security levels.

The OVERLAY Tab for Monitor Text Formatting

Overlay Text and Background Customization

Setting text, color, and background for overlays.

The COMBI Tab and Touchpanel Setup

Adding and Configuring a Touchpanel

Steps to configure a new touchpanel device.

Touchpanel Configuration Workflow

The CONNECT Tab for Connection Management

Connection Actions Overview

Explains 1-CLICK, SHARE, VIEW, TAKE, BREAK, DESELECT, LOCK, UNLOCK actions.

Making and Managing Connections with TAKE

Connection Interaction and Group Tag Usage

The DRAG (Drag N Drop) TAB for Visual Management

Making Connections via Drag N Drop

Dragging source icons to destination icons to establish connections.

Clearing Sources or Destinations

How to remove icons using the CLEAR function.

Editing Drag N Drop Appearance Settings

Modifying Drag N Drop Appearance

Demonstrates how to customize system visualization.

Customizing Drag N Drop Backgrounds and Icons

Modifying Backgrounds

Changing window dimensions, colors, and positions.

Modifying Icons

Customizing icon appearance, including custom images.

Destination Table Configuration Details

Control Column and Security Levels

How to assign keyboard control and security levels.

Customizing Drag & Drop Interface and Backups

Customizing Drag & Drop Interface

Tech notes on customizing alias text and using custom images.

Configuration Backup Methods

Procedures for backing up SMP2 configurations.

DASHBOARD Overview and IP Configuration

DASHBOARD Overview

Software for network, service, and redundancy management.

The IP CONFIG Tab

Configuring network interfaces ETH0 and ETH1.

The REDUNDANCY Tab

Enabling SMP Appliance Redundancy and interface selection.

The MONITOR Tab for Diagnostics

Monitor Tab Requirements and Usage

Ports must be assigned and connected for monitoring.

Transmitter (TX) and Receiver (RX) Tabs

Detailed view of TX and RX port status and diagnostics.

MONITOR Tab Column Descriptions

The Matrix Switch (MTX) Tab

The FIRMWARE Tab for Updates

TX and RX Firmware Tabs

Interface for managing firmware for TX and RX modules.

The SERVICES Tab for Process Management

The SETTINGS Tab for Advanced Configuration

Flex Keys Configuration in Settings

Setting up custom hotkeys via the Settings tab.

Regulatory & Safety Compliance Overview

Product Symbols and Markings

Explains industry-standard markings and labels.

Regulatory Compliance Standards

Lists standards for North America, EU, Australia/NZ.

Electromagnetic Immunity and Supplementary Information

Product Serial Number and Connections

Contact Us for Support and Information

Customer Support Channels

Website, email, phone, and fax for support.

Product Warranty and Returns

Details on product warranty and defect remedy.

Return Authorization Process

Procedure for returning products for service.

Appendix A: SMP2 Part Numbers

Appendix B: SSL Certificates for HTTPS

Appendix C: SMP2 File Locations

Appendix D: Enabling Hot Keys (Out Of Band)

Enabling Hot Keys via Front Panel LCD

Steps for enabling hot keys via front panel LCD.

Appendix E: Flex Keys for Custom Hot Keys

Connecting PC for Flex Keys Configuration

Connecting a PC to the host/update port for configuration.

Configuring Flex Keys Actions and Sequences

Setting Hot Key Sequences

Selecting key combinations and actions for hotkeys.

Applying Flex Key Settings to Receivers

Selecting Action Keys for Hotkeys

Choosing specific keys for hotkey sequences.

Creating Custom Actions with Flex Keys

Selecting Key Sequences and Values

Choosing keys and LOSOUT values for hotkey functions.

Restoring Receiver Default Settings with Flex Keys

Custom Action Key Selection

Selecting specific keys from dropdown menus.

Configuring Flex Keys LOSOUT Values

Q-Series System Flex Keys Configuration

Specific instructions for Q-Series systems.

Flex Keys Spec1 Value Usage

Appendix F: SMP2 Redundancy Setup

Installing Redundancy Package and SYNC Utility

Installing the redundancy software and synchronization utility.

Configuring SMP2 Units for Redundancy

Primary SMP2 Redundancy Configuration

Setting up the primary unit's redundancy and sync parameters.

Secondary SMP2 Redundancy Configuration

Setting up the backup unit's redundancy and sync parameters.

Appendix G: Protocols and Port Numbers

Appendix H: Intuitive Mouse Setup

Intuitive Mouse Hardware Settings

Chassis LCD settings for mouse functionality.

Intuitive Mouse Software Configuration

Creating hotkeys for intuitive mouse actions.