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Table Of Contents
- 1.1 Intended Use
- 2.1 Unpacking and checking the contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2.1 Unpacking and checking the content
- 1.5 About the status LED
- 1.4 Product elements
- 1.3 Technical specifications
- 1.2 Safety intructions
- 3. Using on screen menu
- 2.8 Best practice for Windows 10
- 2.7 Removing a fiber cable
- 2.6 Replacing the SFP module
- 2.5 Start up
- 2.4 media4Kconnect in the Matrix Vario System
- 2.3 Installing the extender
- 2.2 Mounting kit
- 4.1 Menu Features
- 3.4 Settings
- 3.3 Update menu
- 3.2. Features menu
- 3.1. System status
- 5.2. Disposal
- 5.1 Extender Care
- 4.1.2 Matrix Switching System
- 6. Support & First Aid
- 8.1 Switches
- 9.1 extended warranty
- 10. Address & phone / emails
- 11. Notes
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8. SWITCH SPECIFICATION
8. REQUIREMENTS NETWORK SWITCH
The entire switching network system requires its own separate network. For security reasons, it
cannot be integrated into an existing corporate network.
The network switch must meet the following specications:
Full HD: 1Gigabit Switch
4K: 10Gigabit Switch
Network requirements Matrix System UDP Version
The KVM-TEC Matrix Switching System communicates via IP
between the individual endpoints (local/CPU or remote/CON), as well as with the KVM-TEC Swit-
ching Manager, Gateway2Go and API. Sharing of videos is realized via the IGMP function of the
switch via multicast.
Each endpoint joins a multicast group, even if only one connection is established. This process is
repeated cyclically so that the switch keeps the multicast group active.
One exception is the Gateway2Go, which uses unicast and communicates via UDP just like the
other devices.
The following UDP ports are required for the transmission:
Port Number 53248 (0xD000) to 53260 (0xD00C)
and Port Number 50000 (0xC350)
These ports must be taken into account when conguring the rewall. For the connection via
WAN a secured VPN connection is necessary.
The KVM-TEC Matrix system supports DHCP management of IP addresses, static IP addresses are
possible, internal default address range and assignment of IP addresses via a DHCP server. To
meet all these requirements, the use of Layer 3 switches is recommended.
8.1 SWITCHES
For information on switches, please contact our sales team at sales@kvm-tec.com
or our support at support@kvm-tec.com
11. WARRANTY
9. WARRANTY
9. WARRANTY
The warranty period is 24 months from the date of purchase. The warranty expires in case of:
• External effort
• improper maintenance
• Violation of the operating instructions
• lightning damage
Please, contact us rst before returning the product.
9.1 EXTENDED WARRANTY
2 years standard warranty
Art Nr 9003 warranty extension to 5 years
per Set
Art Nr 9002 warranty extension to 5 years
per Unit