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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction Operation Welcome ........................2 Technical specifications ..................3 Displaying windows ....................21 Supplied items .......................4 Switching between channels ................22 Optional extras .....................5 Managing windows .....................22 Installation Entering and exiting system mode ............22 Taking control of a window ..............22 Connections ......................6 Custom Preset Layouts ................23 Computer connections .................7 Resizing and moving windows ..............23 Console connections ..................8... -
Page 3: Welcome
Introduction WELCOME Features Thank you for choosing the ADDERView™ CCS-MV4224 multi-viewer switch for • Automatic switching between ports without the need to press any buttons. Simply working simultaneously with up to four computers. You can choose to view the output of move the mouse between windows. -
Page 4: Technical Specifications
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Approvals / Compliance Physical design CE, UKCA, FCC class A, TUV US & Canada Robust metal construction Video resolutions 13.54”/344mm(w), 1.73”/44mm(h), 6.34”/161mm(d) 1.6kg/3.53lbs Inputs: Up to 3840 x 2160 @ 30 Hz. Power supply Outputs: Up to 2560 x 1600 @ 60 Hz or 3840 x 2160 @ 30 Hz. 100 - 240V AC, 47/63Hz Software compatibility 12VDC 30W output from power supply unit... -
Page 5: Supplied Items
SUPPLIED ITEMS Power adapter with universal mains plug ie w CCS-MV4224 unit Information wallet containing: Four self-adhesive rubber feet Quick start guide Safety document... -
Page 6: Optional Extras
OPTIONAL EXTRAS 19” rack-mount kit Part number: RMK13 HDMI cable 1.5m Part number: VSCD15 DisplayPort to DisplayPort video cable Part number: VSCD18 Audio cable 2m USB cable 2m (type A to B) (3.5mm stereo jacks) Part number: VSC24 Part number: VSC22... -
Page 7: Installation
Installation CONNECTIONS All connections are made at the rear panel. Use only approved shielded cables, particularly for the video connections. Ensure that all connections are made before applying power. Computer port 1 Console peripherals USB 3.0 keyboard Remote Mic and Keyboard USB 3.0 SuperSpeed... -
Page 8: Computer Connections
Computer connections The multi-viewer switch has four computer ports, each of which consists of: dual DisplayPort/HDMI video links, two USB links and two audio connections. The unit supports video input resolutions up to 3840 x 2160 @ 30Hz. To make connections (to each computer port) 1 Attach either a DisplayPort or HDMI cable between the combined video input port 3 Use 3.5mm audio cables to link the mic and speaker jacks to the equivalent... -
Page 9: Console Connections
Console connections The video display(s), keyboard, mouse and speakers are attached to the various connectors on the rear panel that constitute the console port. The unit supports video display resolutions up to 3840 x 2160. To make console connections 4 There are six USB ports within the Console section: 1 Attach the primary video display to the HDMI connector marked ‘1’. -
Page 10: Remote Control Connection
Remote control connection Power connection The RCU port allows the switch unit to be connected IMPORTANT: Ensure that the video displays connected to the multi-viewer switch are to, and controlled by an external source. Refer to the API powered on before applying power to the multi-viewer switch itself. Manual (MAN-0000023) for further details. -
Page 11: Configuration
OSD menu. Windows operation In addition, a Windows 10 driver is required, which may be downloaded from www.adder. com. On each multiple monitor computer, run the downloaded file. After accepting the licence agreement you will be prompted to choose a destination folder. -
Page 12: Using The Osd
USING THE OSD Channel names The OSD deals with settings that may need to be occasionally changed after the initial commissioning process, such as video, channel and USB settings. The various options The front panel display screen clearly shows the currently selected channel number (and within the OSD are divided into five distinct pages. -
Page 13: Video Settings
OSD - Video Settings To get here • On the console keyboard, enter the following in succession: Left Ctrl then Left Ctrl then o (upper or lower case accepted) Auto Scaling Maintain aspect ratio - The channel video aspect ratio will be maintained when the user resizes the window. -
Page 14: Channel Settings
OSD - Channel Settings To get here 1 On the console keyboard, enter the following in succession: Left Ctrl then Left Ctrl then o (upper or lower case accepted) 2 Click the Channel Settings menu item. Channel Name Allows you to add a name for each channel. To do so: Select a channel number in the upper section, enter the name in the Channel Name field (up to 8 characters) and press Return. -
Page 15: Usb Settings
OSD - USB Settings To get here 1 On the console keyboard, enter the following in succession: Left Ctrl then Left Ctrl then o (upper or lower case accepted) 2 Click the USB Settings menu item. Mouse Parking Mouse Mode Refers to hiding the mouse when the user moves to the other monitor. -
Page 16: Audio Settings
OSD - Audio Settings To get here 1 On the console keyboard, enter the following in succession: Left Ctrl then Left Ctrl then o (upper or lower case accepted) 2 Click the Audio Settings menu item. Audio Mixing It refers to output only and only applies to digital audio from the HDMI port. -
Page 17: Advanced Settings
OSD - Advanced Operation To get here 1 On the console keyboard, enter the following in succession: Left Ctrl then Left Ctrl then o (upper or lower case accepted) 2 Click the Advanced Operation menu item. Reset to Factory Defaults Removes all user entered configuration details. -
Page 18: System Information
OSD - System Information To get here 1 On the console keyboard, enter the following in succession: Left Ctrl then Left Ctrl then o (upper or lower case accepted) 2 Click the System Information menu item. This page is intended to aid technical support. It displays the version number for the System and Video Controllers, plus Front Panel firmware. -
Page 19: Copy & Paste
Some devices, such as user displays, are not recognized if connected after the switch is already powered on. 2 Download the Copy & Paste driver file from the Adder website: www.adder.com 3 Install the driver file separately onto each computer that will use the Copy & Paste function. -
Page 20: Enabling The Usb Device Mode
Enabling the USB Device mode This mode allows you to copy & paste text and files using an external USB storage device as the temporary memory. Each host computer must have a USB link between it and the switch. To enable the USB Device mode 1 Connect an external USB storage device to one of the USB 3.0 Console ports on the a On the taskbar, locate the setup icon and right-click on it to open the menu below: rear panel of the switch. -
Page 21: Ccs-Mv Upgrade Process
CCS-MV UPGRADE PROCESS Troubleshooting 1 Download and install Adder CCS-MV Firmware Upgrade tool from Adder.com on a Issue Remedy PC not connected to the multi-viewer switch. “STM Device in DFU mode” does not 1 Check the driver installation under C:\ 2 Power up the multi-viewer and open the OSD (Left Ctrl | Right Ctrl | O). -
Page 22: Operation
Operation DISPLAYING WINDOWS The multi-viewer switch allows the user to view the video outputs of up to four host computers simultaneously, either on a single display or dual displays. Keyboard and mouse You can choose how to view the windows of the various host computers. control is assigned to a single host computer at a time and is switchable using a number Full screen of methods (see page 22). -
Page 23: Switching Between Channels
SWITCHING BETWEEN CHANNELS MANAGING WINDOWS In everyday use, the multi-viewer switch has two main modes of operation: • Press the required channel button on the front panel: • User mode - this is the normal mode of operation, where the switch is essentially transparent. -
Page 24: Custom Preset Layouts
Custom Preset Layouts Resizing and moving windows In system mode, the mouse cursor is also responsible for re-sizing and moving windows There are a number of options available when resizing windows, including the options to around within the display canvas. It is advisable to begin with one of the predefined retain the aspect ratio or select only a partial element of the computer’s display. -
Page 25: Using Copy & Paste
USING COPY & PASTE The optional Copy & Paste function allows you to copy text and files from one host PC to another. There are two ways to use the Copy & Paste function: Mode 1: Using the internal COM Device - used for transferring only text, up to 1,000 characters and requires no external storage device. -
Page 26: Further Information
If you are still experiencing problems after checking the information contained within this • Getting assistance - see right guide, then please refer to the Support section of our website: • Appendix A - Hotkey commands www.adder.com • Appendix B - Open Source Licenses... -
Page 27: Appendix A - Hotkey Commands
APPENDIX A - Hotkey commands This section provides a summary of hotkey commands used on the multi-viewer switch. Note: The hotkeys assume the use of a US keyboard. To invoke the OSD Unpin all windows F11 f r Press and release Left Ctrl then Right Ctrl then o Pin/unpin window toggle F11 F# (where # is the required function key: F1 to F8) -
Page 28: Appendix B - Open Source Licenses
APPENDIX B – OPEN SOURCE LICENSES by such license terms with regard to such third party software. This product includes binaries that are derived from the open source community. 8 STMicroelectronics has no obligation to provide any maintenance, support or updates for the software package. - Page 29 © 2022 Adder Technology Limited All trademarks are acknowledged. www.ctxd.com Documentation by: Part No. MAN-000009 • Release 1.0...
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Page 30: Index
Index Advanced Settings 16 Displays Settings Window configurations 21 Windows Audio Hold 21 initial setup 10 audio 15 Audio Settings 15 channel 13 managing 22 Autoscaling 23 USB 14 resizing and moving 23 Focus layout 21 video 12 Software upgrade 20 Channel button Speakers 8 Hotkeys 26...