CYBEX XP4010 User's Guide

Installer/User Guide4991 Corporate DriveHuntsville, Alabama 35805-6201 • USA256-430-4000 (Fax) 256-430-4030www.cybex.comXP4000 Series

4OperationModulesDepending on the chassis used, an XP4000 Series unit can support from 4 toup to 14 individual operation modules, including the local

94User ControlsMenu (UserLevel Access)The User Controls Menu is accessed by pressing the Control key twice, thenpressing Alt-tab. (System administrato

95Switch Alt. User ModuleWith this option, you can remotely switch another user module to a specificchannel. The other user module can be an XPLU or X

96AdministratorFunctionsThere is an administrator for each XPDU module in your system. Alladministrator/user configurations apply to the cu

975. Enter the ID window display information. The ID window appears onyour screen after a channel switch and displays the current channelname. You may

98Deleting a Computer Channel1. Press the Control key twice within one second.2. Highlight the channel you wish to delete and press the DEL key.3. Pre

99Configuring User Access Privileges1. Press the Control key twice within one second.2. Press Alt-tab to reach the User List Menu.3. Highlight the use

100System ConfigurationThis option allows the administrator to configure a variety of system functionsdescribed below.Chassis NumberIf you do not have

101Configuration ControlUse this option to transfer your user and channel configuration settings toanother XPDU module in the system.To send your sett

102Dual MonitorSupportIf your computer supports dual video monitors, the XPDU allows you to run thesecond monitor through an XP4000 Series system. You

103Configuring your Dual Monitor System1) If you have not added the computer attached to your primary XPAC to theon-screen menuing system, do so now.

5CBuilt-in scanningcapabilitiesFeatures andBenefitsThe XP4000 Series AutoBoot feature boots all of your attached computersduring initial power-up or a

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105The following commands are used for system control and maintenance. Enterthe command sequences to perform the actions described in the table below.

106Serial PortAdvancedOperations(for XPLU,XPDU and LCImodules)Your XP4000 Series unit has a serial port on the front panel that is available forthe co

107Displaying Chassis Configuration InformationChoosing Option 1 from the main menu will bring up the table shown above,displaying your XP4000 system&

108Serial PortAdvancedOperations(for XPRBModules)Your XPRB unit has a serial port on the rear panel that can also be used to obtaina configuration r

109Displaying Local/Remote Chassis ConfigurationsChoosing Option 1 from the main menu will bring up the table shown below,displaying your XP4000 syste

110Downloading Local to Remote Flash ROMOption 3 allows you to upgrade the firmware of any attached Flash upgradablemodule from the revision stored in

111Rebooting a ComputerIf you have a ReBoot xP in your system, Option 5 allows you to rebootattached computers through the menuing system

112KeyboardSwitching withDifferent CybexProductsIf you have an AutoView Commander product in your system, you will needto make use of the alternate co

113Physical andVirtualSwitches ofComputerInterfaceModulesBoth the XPAC and XPAB modules support what are known as “VirtualSwitches.” This f

6On-screen managementSerial portIf two or more users need access to the same computer, they can ‘share’ accessto it through the XP units. Sharing mean

114To Override Switch Settings One at a Time1. Referring to Appendix D, determine how you want your switches set.2. Write down on a piece of paper how

115250'250'250'150'100'XPXTXPACXPLUXPACXPXTXPACXPACXPACXPXRXPLUXPLUXPLUXPLUXPLUXPXTXPACXPACXPACXPACXPACXPLUXPLUXPLUXPLUXPLUXP

116RecommendedConfigurationsThe following recommended configurations are based on a system of fourusers active continually and simultaneously without

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118APPLICATIONS VIEW61 to 360 Attached ComputersDue to space constraints, only the leftmost “leg” of this configuration is shown. The pattern logical

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120APPLICATIONS VIEW361 to 2160 Attached ComputersDue to space constraints, only the leftmost “leg” of this configuration is shown. The pattern logic

121XPACXPACXPXTXPACXPACXPACXPACXPXTXPACXPACXPACXPACXPACXPACXPACXPACXPXTXPACXPACXPACXPACXPXTXPACXPACXPACXPACXPACXPACXPACXPACXPXTXPACXPACXPACXPACXPACXPA

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12311XPRB ModuleComplement Productsand Optional ModulesThe XPRB power control module allows a user to independently control up to 6ReBoot xP units. Ad

7Field-replacableplug-in modulesrevision level, system configuration and even upgrade the firmware to keepyour system current at all times.FLASH techn

124There are two methods of operating the reboot function of the XPRB: directaddressing and associated addressing. Direct addressing allows you to cyc

125Association exampleKey Sequence Action1.<CM>XPRBC2=H<Enter> Associates Power Port 2 of the XPRB in slot C with theXPAC in slot H.2.<

126The ReBoot xPThe ReBoot xP allows you to control the power to computers in your systemindividually. It is used in conjunction with modules that inc

127Product Assistance andTroubleshooting12Customer/TechnicalSupportOur Customer Support staff is ready to assist you with any installation

128SYMPTOM ACTIONVideo CanBe Seen butis Distorted,Discoloredor Out ofSync.KeyboardDoes NotWorkMouse DoesNot WorkRecheck the jumper settings on the XPA

129SYMPTOM ACTIONRecheck the address of the computer you are switching to.Ensure that each unit has a unique unit address.Ensure that you are not tryi

130SYMPTOM ACTIONRS-6000Keyboardis notrespondingSome RS-6000 computers experience difficulty in working with anXP4000 Series system while connected th

131AppendicesAppendix AConfigurationPlease fill out all three pages of configuration information completely. Recordyour channel and peripheral configu

132The following three pages contain configuration charts for the components ofyour XP4000 Series system. Fill out Chart I for each channel con

133Chart I: XPAC/XPAB Configuration Chart*Label information is located to the right of each 44-pin CPU Interface module connector (as viewed from the

8SafetyPrecautionsTo avoid potential video or keyboard problems when using Cybexproducts:• If the building has 3-phase AC power, ensure that the compu

134Chart II: XPLU/XPDU Configuration Chart*Label information is located to the right of each 62-pin User Interface module connector (as viewed from th

135Chart III: XPXT/XPST Configuration Chart*Label information is located to the right of the connectors (as viewed from the rear).Chart III: Expansion

136Chart IV: XP4400 Configuration SheetsPortsXP 4400ChassisNumberCableLength654321ON13579111315246810121416DIP SwitchSettingsChannelDIP SwitchSettings

137Appendix BCustomer Problem ReportToday’s Date: ____________________ Your Name: ____________________Phone Number:___________________ Fax Number: ___

138Appendix CJumpers 1-6 Video Settings (XPAC/XPAB Module)AppleStandard VGA (HS,VS)Apple 21"Apple 19" Color (HS, VS)132135642132135642132135

139Appendix D Summary of DIP Switch Settings (XPAC/XPAB Module)Video OptionsKeyboard/Mouse Time-outKeyboard Translation Options (Mac)S4 TimeOff 1 seco

140Appendix EXP4400 Transmitter and Receiver DIP Switch SettingsBelow is a summary of the DIP Switch settings for the XP4400 Transmitter andReceiver m

141Appendix FSummary of Keyboard Control and Operational CommandsBelow is a summary of all notational conventions used in this manual.Whenever you see

142Key Sequence Action<CM>KMnnn<Enter> Sets the highest unit address that the system will scanthrough during a session. Substitute nnn wit

143Key Sequence Action<CM>@0<Enter> Changes the hot-key sequence to the default:1.Press and hold down the ‘Num Lock’ key.2.Press and relea

9PS/2KEYBOARDPS/2MOUSEMACSUNSERIAL MOUSESERIAL PORTVGAMICSPEAKERSRALBCDEFGHIJKInstalling User InterfaceModules2Connectingthe LocalConsolePeripherals(F

144Appendix GTechnical SpecificationsMechanical:Size:XP4040—5.25" H x 17.1" W x 13.6" D13.08 cm x 43.4 cm x 34.5 cmXP4010—5.5" H x

145Table 1-1: Unit Address Configuration Table0 Reserved 52 00110100 104 01101000 156 10011100 208 110100001 00000001 53 00110101 105 01101001 157 100

146Appendix IDIP Switch Code Table00 00000000 34 00110100 68 01101000 9C 10011100 D0 110100001 00000001 35 00110101 69 01101001 9D 10011101 D1 1101000

Safety PrecautionsTo avoid potential video or keyboard problems when using Cybex products:- If the building has 3-phase AC power, ensure that the comp

SicherheitshinweiseUm eventuelle Video- oder Tastaturprobleme bei der Verwendung von Cybex-Produkten zu vermeiden, beachten Sie bittefolgende Punkte:-

Cybex Computer Products Corporation warrants to the original retail purchaser that this product is and will be freefrom defects in materials and workm

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10AC INPUT90-240 VAC, 47- 63 Hz1 AMP FAST BLOW250 VACAVAILABLE SLOTS FOR OPERATION MODULESAVAILABLE SLOTS FOR OPERATION MODULESLCI MODULE (FRONT ACCES

11Connecting theUser InterfaceCables (XPDUand XPLU)User interface cables connect your secondary consoles to the XP4000 Seriesunit. You will have a set

12For PS/2-style keyboard, monitor and PS/2 mouse1. Your user interface cables for these peripherals will be labeled eitherCPIU-x or CPIUF-x , dependi

13For Macintosh keyboard and mouse1. Your user interface cables for these peripherals will be labeled eitherCPAU-x or CPAUF-x, depending on the option

INSTRUCTIONS: The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle isintended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance

14For Sun keyboard and mouse1. Your user interface cables for these peripherals will be labeled eitherCWSU-x or CWSUF-x , depending on the options you

15UsingNon-multisyncMonitorsUsing your SGI, RS/6000 or HP Workstation Monitor1. You may use your SGI, RS/6000 or HP workstation monitor with anXP4000

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17564231231*564231231*564231231*J1J3J5J6J4J2J5J6J4J2J3J1231Before you connect your PC to the XP4000 Series unit, you will need to configureand install

18VideoTranslationReservedKeyboard/MouseTimeout7 8Configuring the DIP Switch (XPAC, XPAB and XPAL)The DIP switch is used to configure three diffe

19AC INPUT90-240 VAC, 47- 63 Hz1 AMP FAST BLOW250 VACAVAILABLE SLOTS FOR OPERATION MODULESAVAILABLE SLOTS FOR OPERATION MODULESLCI MODULE (FRONT ACCES

20Installing the computer interface modules (XPAL) with a PCFollow steps 1-5 of the XPAB and XPAC installation instructions on theprevious page and th

21Installing the computer interface modules (XPAL) with a SunFollow steps 1-5 of the XPAB and XPAC installation instructions on page 19and then procee

22Connecting the Computer Interface CablesComputer interface cables connect your computers to the XP4000 Series unit.You will have a set for each comp

23For IBM PS/2 style computers with PS/2 mouse capability1. Your computer interface cables for this computer will be labeled eitherCPIC-x or CPIF-x, d

Table of ContentsChapter 1: Product OverviewsXP4000 Series Overview ... 1XP4010/XP4040/XP4080 U

24For RS/6000 Systems using standard VGA video1. If your RS/6000 system utilizes standard VGA video, refer to theprevious section, “Attaching a PC Com

25Attachinga SiliconGraphicsWorkstationFor Indy or Indigo Systems1. Refer to the section, “Attaching a PC Computer” and follow the in-structions for c

26Attaching aMacintoshComputerBefore you connect your Mac to an XP4000 Series system, you'll need toconfigure and install your computer interface

27VideoTranslationReservedKeyboard/MouseTimeout7 8Configuring the DIP SwitchThe DIP switch is used to configure three different features: video o

28AC INPUT90-240 VAC, 47- 63 Hz1 AMP FAST BLOW250 VACAVAILABLE SLOTS FOR OPERATION MODULESAVAILABLE SLOTS FOR OPERATION MODULESLCI MODULE (FRONT ACCES

29Connecting the Computer Interface CablesComputer interface cables connect your computers to the XP4000 Series unit.You will have a set for each comp

30J5J6J4J2J3J1231J1J3J5J6J4J2564231231*564231231*564231231*564231231*564231231*Attachinga SunWorkstationBefore you connect your Sun to the XP4000 Seri

31VideoTranslationReservedKeyboard/MouseTimeout7 8Configuring the DIP SwitchThe DIP switch is used to configure three different features: video o

32AC INPUT90-240 VAC, 47- 63 Hz1 AMP FAST BLOW250 VACAVAILABLE SLOTS FOR OPERATION MODULESAVAILABLE SLOTS FOR OPERATION MODULESLCI MODULE (FRONT ACCES

33Connecting the Computer Interface CablesComputer interface cables connect your computers to the XP4000 Series unit.You will have a set for each comp

Chapter 4: Attaching TerminalsOverview ... 39Installing the XPIQ and X

34J5J6J4J2J3J1231J1J3J5J6J4J2Attaching aHewlett-PackardWorkstationSome older Hewlett-Packard workstations use an HIL interface for the keyboardand mo

35VideoTranslationReservedKeyboard/MouseTimeout7 8Configuring the DIP SwitchThe DIP switch is used to configure three different features: video o

36AC INPUT90-240 VAC, 47- 63 Hz1 AMP FAST BLOW250 VACAVAILABLE SLOTS FOR OPERATION MODULESAVAILABLE SLOTS FOR OPERATION MODULESLCI MODULE (FRONT ACCES

37Connecting the Computer Interface CablesComputer interface cables connect your computers to the XP4000 Series unit.You will have a set for each comp

38For HP Workstations with BNC Video Connectors1. Your computer interface cables for this computer will be labeled eitherCWI3C-x or CWI3F-

39The XPIQ and XPSI modules work together to enable you to connect terminal-based file servers, network hubs, routers and other serial based server ro

40The XPSI module has four ports available for attaching terminals, hubs, routersand other serial-based equipment. To attach this equipment to

41Since each XPSI module has four ports, channel addressing requires more thanjust a chassis number and slot letter. You must also designate which por

42ALT-OWhen you select a device attached to an XPSI module, it is called opening asession. You may use the Alt-O command to open a session from anywhe

43Key Sequence ActionF1 Press the F1 key for context sensitive help.F3 Press F3 for the port settings to configure your channel.Baud rates: 19200, 960

Chapter 7: Basic OperationsLEDs and Front Access Display ... 75Multiplatform Keyboard Translation...

44Searching the Channel ListChannel searching will be based on the sort order. If you are currently sortingby Name, a search will be performed on the

45Every time you open a new channel, or session, the most current channel willappear in the right corner and the remaining open sessions will be liste

46Displaying Local/Remote Chassis ConfigurationsChoosing Option 1 from the main menu will bring up the table shown below,displaying your XP4000 system

47Reboot computerChannel address: 3CPower Port number: 1Displaying Local/Remote Flash ROM StatusWhen you choose Option 2 from the main menu, you will

48Setting the Date and TimeChoose Option 6 to set the date and time for your XPIQ module. This is usedto time stamp the events in the security log.Tra

49Using theSecurityMonitorOnce you have cycled to the Administrator Control Menu with Alt-Tab,choose the System Security Monitor option. You

50The Alert Message WindowThe Alert Message Window lists any failed or unauthorized command andturns the window red to alert administrators to the mes

51XPXRXPXTXPLUXPACXPLUXPACXPXRXPXTInstalling Expansion Units5To expand your XP4000 system beyond the confines of a single unit, you willneed to integr

52STARDAISY CHAINXPLUXPXRXPXRXPXTXPACXPACXPXTXPACXPACXPXTXPACXPACXPACXPXRXPXTXPACXPACXPACXPLUXPACXPACXPXRUNIT 1UNIT 3UNIT 2UNIT 1UNIT 2UNIT 3In order

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Chapter 10: ApplicationsStar/Daisy Chain Combination Configuration... 115Recommended Configurations...

54XPXTXPACXPACXPLUXPXRXPXTXPACXPACXPLUXPLUXPACXPACXPXRUSER IN UNIT 1 HAS ACCESSTO ALL ATTACHED COMPUTERSUSER IN UNIT 2 HAS ACCESS TOCOMPUTERS IN UNITS

55Figure 5-1 below shows the path availability across units.In the above example, the user at Unit 1 would like to access computer 2H. There isa valid

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57Default settingExpansion Port 1 Expansion Port 2Dist. XPXT/XPST XPXR XPXT/XPST XPXR126to175&a

58126' - 225'226' - 250'3' to 125'Default settingXPSR Bank 2DistanceXPSR Bank 1JP12 JP10JP811JP11 JP9JP71111JP12 JP10JP8

59To install your transmitter/receiver boards in your XP4000 Series units, followthe steps below:1. Position the unit so that the rear panel i

60Standard 4-PairWiring Color CodesPair 1 T White/BlueR Blue/WhitePair 2 T White/OrangeR Orange/WhitePair 3 T White/GreenR Green/WhitePair 4 T White/B

61XP44006XP4400OverviewThe XP4400 component of the XP4000 Series is designed to allow theconfiguration of larger, more complex install

62The XP4400 consists of a 9U high chassis, containing two power supplies, twofan assemblies and a user specified number of transmitter and receiver m

63Features andBenefitsThe XP4400 features a front panel LCD display for easy system configurationand identification. Display system connection informa

1Product Overviews1XP4010/XP4040/XP4080 UnitsGeneral overview ofFront and Rear AccessmodelsThe XP4000 Series products allow multiple users to operate

64Keyboard/MouseVideo#01#02#03#04#05#06#07#08#09#10#11#12#13#14#15#16PORT 1Dip Switch AreaPORT 2Dip Switch AreaPORT 3Dip Switch AreaPORT 4Dip Switch A

65PORT 1Dip Switch AreaPORT 2Dip Switch AreaPORT 3Dip Switch AreaPORT 4Dip Switch AreaPORT 5Dip Switch AreaPORT 6Dip Switch AreaPORT 7Dip Switch AreaP

66LED OperationThe front panel of the XP4400 support two LEDs - green and red. The greenLED is lit when system power is on. If an error is detected wi

67LCD DisplayOperationThe XP4400 front panel supports a 4x20 character LCD display which is usedto configure and display status for your XP4400 unit.

68The System Identification MenuFrom the Chassis ID Menu, press the Down button to reach the SystemIdentification Menu.***Slot in Use***A

69The Serial Port Configuration MenuFrom the System Status Menu, press the Down button to reach the Serial PortConfiguration Menu.***Serial Port***Bau

70Press the Up and Down buttons to select the port you wish to displayinformation for. Each transmitter or receiver module has 16 ports a

71SampleConfigurationsThere are many configurations possible with the XP4400 in your XP4000system. Below are several common examples. For a co

7216 x 384 matrixThis configuration illustrates a matrix of 16 users with the simultaneouscapability to access 384 attached computers.

7332 x 256 matrixThis configuration illustrates a matrix of 32 users with the simultaneouscapability to access 256 attached computers.

2AC INPUT90-240 VAC, 47- 63 Hz1 AMP FAST BLOW250 VACLCI MODULE (FRONT ACCESS MODEL ONLY)LCI MODULE (FRONT ACCESS MODEL ONLY)AC INPUT90-240 VAC, 47- 63

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757Not installed OffInstalled On, Full intensityInstalled - in Command Mode Blinking: On/Off (2HZ)Computers may be powered up one at a time or all at

76When you are switching channels with the keyboard or using the KeyScanfeature, you must first place your system in Command Mode. As long as youare o

77MultiplatformKeyboardTranslationXP4000 Series units allow you to use any type of keyboard to operate anytype of attached computer. However, when cro

78Mac KeyboardKey Sun PCF1 STOP untranslatedF2 AGAIN untranslatedF3 PROPS untranslatedF4 UNDO untranslatedF5 FRONT untranslatedF6 COPY untranslatedF7

79The following notational conventions appear throughout this manual toillustrate commands for operating your XP4000 Series unit. Whenever you

80Below is an example of keyboard switching, with an accompanying explanation.All users may utilize a short keyboard sequence to switch between channe

81MultiuserOperationThere are three ways to utilize the multiuser capabilities of the XP4000Series. You may access computers independently,

82Shared AccessIf two or more consoles need to access the same computer, they can ‘share’access to it through the XP4000 Series unit. Sharing m

83Example: User Console 1 is currently using computer A. Consoles 2 and 3 aresharing access of computer A with Console 1. When all keyboardand mouse a

3On-LineSelectedabcdefghijklmnPowerDifferences between theXP4010 and XP4040systemsRear Access Rack Mount Model:XP4040ERCybex also offers a rear access

84Combined AccessYou can combine independent and shared access within one XP4000 Seriessystem. Up to four consoles per unit have independent access to

85MultimediaOperationThe XP4000 Series unit supports speakers and a microphone at every userconsole in the system. If you have purchased

86KeyScanKeyScan lets you automatically scan your computer channels sequentiallywithout intervention. When KeyScan detects keyboard or

87BroadcastModeBroadcast Mode allows each user to send commands to multiple computerswithin your system at the same time. By creating your own customi

88Follow Mode allowsa user to follow another user's channel switching. Forexample, John and Melissa are both users in an XP4000 Series system. Jo

89CommandForwardingCommands from one user can be sent to a remote user via command forwarding.For example, Melissa is training John and needs for him

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918OverviewXPDU Module andOn-Screen DisplayThe XPDU module is a user console module of the XP4000 Series. It is similarto the XPLU module in that it a

92On-ScreenMenu OverviewThe XPDU module's on-screen display is made up of four main menus:Channel List MenuUser List Menu (Administrator only)Adm

93Logging into the System1. At the User Login screen, enter the User Name and Password assigned toyou by your system administrator.2. Highlight and se