SDHN-2S-P - Switch iPGARD - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Secure KVM Switch
Model	SDHN-2S-P
Number of Ports	2
Supported Interfaces	USB 2.0, DVI-D, Audio
Maximum Resolution	1920 x 1200 @ 60 Hz
Power Supply	External 5V DC, 2A
Dimensions (W x D x H)	200 x 80 x 25 mm
Weight	350 g
Security Features	Tamper-evident seals, isolation circuitry
Compliance	CE, FCC, RoHS
Operating Temperature	0°C to 50°C
Storage Temperature	-20°C to 60°C
Humidity	10% to 90% non-condensing
Mounting	Desktop or rackmount (bracket optional)
Connection Cables	Included: 2x USB, 2x DVI, 2x Audio
Indicators	LED per port for active selection
Control	Push button on front panel
Maintenance	Clean with soft dry cloth; avoid liquids
Repairability	No user-serviceable parts; contact support
Warranty	2 years limited

Frequently Asked Questions - SDHN-2S-P iPGARD

What is the SDHN-2S-P used for?

The SDHN-2S-P is a secure KVM switch that allows you to control two computers from a single keyboard, monitor, and mouse while maintaining high security isolation.

Does this switch support audio?

Yes, the SDHN-2S-P includes audio ports (microphone and speaker) that are switched along with video and USB.

What is the maximum resolution supported?

It supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60 Hz via DVI-D connections.

Can I use a wireless keyboard and mouse?

Yes, but ensure they are USB-compatible. The switch provides USB 2.0 connectivity for peripherals.

How do I switch between computers?

You can switch using the front panel push button or via hotkey commands if supported by your system.

Is the SDHN-2S-P tamper-proof?

It features tamper-evident seals and isolated data paths to prevent unauthorized access or data leakage.

What power supply is needed?

An external 5V DC, 2A power adapter is required. One is included in the package.

Can I mount it in a rack?

Yes, it can be placed on a desktop or mounted in a rack using an optional bracket (sold separately).

Does it support DVI-D or DVI-I?

It supports DVI-D (digital) connections. It is not compatible with analog DVI-A.

How do I clean the device?

Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the exterior. Do not use liquids or sprays.

USER MANUAL SDHN-2S-P iPGARD

SDHN-2S-P 2	Port Secure Single-Head DisplayPort to HDMI KVM with Audio and CAC Support
SDHN-2D-P 2	Port Secure Dual-Head DisplayPort to HDMI KVM with Audio and CAC Support
SDHN-4S-P 4	Port Secure Single-Head DisplayPort to HDMI KVM with Audio and CAC Support
SDHN-4D-P 4	Port Secure Dual-Head DisplayPort to HDMI KVM with Audio and CAC Support
SDHN-4Q-P 4	Port Secure Quad-Head DisplayPort to HDMI KVM with Audio and CAC Support

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 3

WHAT'S IN THE BOX? 4

SECURITY FEATURES 4

SDHN FRONT AND REAR 4

INSTALLATION 5

CAC INSTALLATION COMMON ACCESS CARD, SMART CARD READER 11

CAC PORT CONFIGURATION 11

AUDITING: Dumping the Event Log via User Menu Options 12

RESET: Restore Factory Default 12

LED's BEHAVIOR 13

SYSTEM OPERATION 14

TROUBLESHOOTING 14

TECHNICAL SUPPORT 14

LIMITED WARRANTY STATEMENT 15

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

VIDEO
Format DisplayPort/HDMI
Host Interface	SDHN-2S-P (2) DisplayPort	20-pin (female)
	SDHN-2D-P/SDHN-4S-P (4)	DisplayPort 20-pin (female)
	SDHN-4D-P (8) DisplayPort	20-pin (female)
	SDHN-4Q-P (16) DisplayPort	20-pin (female)
User Console Interface	SDHN-2S-P/SDHN-4S-P (1)	HDMI 19-pin (female)
	SDHN-2D-P/SDHN-4D-P (2)	HDMI 19-pin (female)
	SDHN-4Q-P (4) HDMI 19-pin	(female)
Max Resolution 3840x2	160 @ 30Hz
DDC 5 volts p-p (TTL)
Input Equalization Automatic
Input Cable Length Up to	20 ft.
Output Cable Length Up to	20 ft.
USB
Signal Type USB 1.1 and	1.0 Keyboard and Mouse only. USB 2.0 for CAC connection.
Type A to B	SDHN-2S-P/SDHN-2D-P		(4)
	SDHN-4S-P/SDHN-4D-P/SDHN-4Q-P		(8)
User Console Interface	(2) USB Type-A for keyboard and mouse connection only
	(1) USB Type-A for CAC connection (P models only)
AUDIO
Input	(2)/(4) Connector Stereo 3.5mm Female
Output	(1) Connector Stereo 3.5mm Female
POWER
Power Requirements	12V DC, 2A (minimum) power adapter with center-pin positive polarity. Quad head models require a 12V DC 3A (minimum) power adapter with center-pin positive polarity.
ENVIRONMENT
Operating Temp	32° to 104° F (0° to 40° C)
Storage Temp	-4° to 140° F (-20° to 60° C)
Humidity	0-80% RH, non-condensing
CERTIFICATIONS
Security Accreditation	Common Criteria Validated To NIAP, Protection Profile PSS Ver. 3.0
OTHER
Emulation	USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 Compatible
Control Front Panel Buttons

WHAT'S IN THE BOX?

SDHN Unit 2/4	port Secure DisplayPort to HDMI KVM Switch
PS12VDC2A or PS12VDC3A	12V DC, 2A (minimum) power adapter with center-pin positive polarity. Quad head models require a 12V DC 3A (minimum) power adapter with center-pin positive polarity.
User Manual

SECURITY FEATURES

Anti-Tamper Switches

Each model is equipped with internal Anti-Tamper switches, which sense attempts to open the device enclosure. Once the system identifies such an attempt, all the front panel LED's will flash rapidly and the unit will become useless by shutting off connection with all attached PCs and peripherals disabling any functionality.

Tamper-Evident Seal

The enclosure of the unit is protected with a tamper-evident seal to provide a visual evidence if the unit has been opened.

Protected Firmware

The controller of the unit has a special protection feature that prevents reprogramming or reading the firmware.

High Isolation on USB Channels

Opto-isolators are used in the unit to keep USB data paths electrically isolated from each other, providing high isolation and preventing data leakage between ports.

Secure EDID Emulation

The unit prevents unwanted and unsecure data to be transmitted through the DDC lines by means of secure EDID learning and emulation.

Port Selection LEDs iPGARD SDHN-2D-P Buttons GAC Backlight LEDs

Figure 4-1: SDHN-2D-P Front panel

CONSOLE HDMI OUT HDMI OUT K/M IN 2 IN 1 DP DP DP DP 12VDC2.0A CAC Audio Audio K/M CAC Audio K/M CAC

Figure 4-2: SDHN-2D-P Rear panel

INSTALLATION

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

1. iPGARD Secure PSS is compatible with standard personal/portable computers, servers or thin clients, running operating systems such as Windows or Linux.
2. The peripheral devices that are supported by the KVM are listed in the following table:

Console Port Authorized Devices
Keyboard	Wired keyboard and keypad without internal USB hub or composite device functions, unless the connected device has at least one endpoint which is a keyboard or mouse HID class, KVM/KM extender;
Audio out Analog amplified speakers, Analog headphones, Digital audio appliance.
Mouse/Pointing Device	Any wired mouse or trackball without internal USB hub or composite device functions, Touch-screen, Multi-touch or digitizer, KVM/KM extender.
User Authentication Device	Smart-card reader, PIV/CAC reader, Token or Biometric reader*

*TOE -P and -X models only Table 5-1

INSTALLATION

Single-Head Units:

1. Ensure that power is turned off or disconnected from the unit and the computers.
2. Use a DisplayPort cable to connect the DisplayPort output port from each computer to the corresponding DisplayPort IN ports of the unit.
3. Use a USB cable (Type-A to Type-B) to connect a USB port on each computer to the respective USB ports of the unit.
4. Optionally connect a stereo audio cable (3.5mm to 3.5mm) to connect the audio output of the computers to the AUDIO IN ports of the unit.
5. Connect a monitor to the HDMI OUT console port of the unit using an HDMI cable.
6. Connect a USB keyboard and mouse to the two USB console ports.
7. Optionally connect stereo speakers to the AUDIO OUT port of the unit.
8. Optionally connect CAC (COMMON ACCESS CARD, SMART CARD READER) to the CAC port in the user console interface. For -P Models.
9. Power on the KVM by connecting a 12VDC power supply to the power connector, and then turn on all the computers.

Note: The computer connected to port 1 will always be selected by default after power up.

Note: You can connect up to 2 computers to the 2 port KVM and up to 4 computers to the 4 port KVM.

graph TD
    A["Device 1"] -->|DP IN| B["Central Server"]
    C["Device 2"] -->|USB IN| B
    D["Device 3"] -->|CAC IN| B
    B --> E["User"]
    B --> F["Audio OUT"]
    B --> G["USB OUT"]
    B --> H["CAC OUT"]
    B --> I["HDMI OUT"]
    B --> J["AUDIO IN"]
    B --> K["Computer"]

Figure 6-1: SDHN-4S-P

IMPORTANT WARNINGS - For security reasons:

• This product does not support wireless devices. Do not attempt to use a wireless keyboard or a wireless mouse with this product.
• This product does not support keyboards with integrated USB hubs or USB ports. Only use standard (HID) USB keyboards with this device.
• This product does not support microphone audio input or line input. Do not connect any microphones or headsets with microphones to this device.
• Connection of authentication devices (CAC) with external power sources is prohibited.

INSTALLATION (Continued)

Multi-Head Units:

1. Ensure that power is turned off or disconnected from the unit and the computers.
2. Use DisplayPort cables to connect the DisplayPort output ports of each computer to the corresponding DisplayPort IN ports of the unit. For example, if using SDHN-4Q, the four DisplayPort ports of one computer must all be connected to one channel.

PC Workstation

Diagram showing connection between a server rack and an internal network switch, with labeled ports and red signal lines indicating connections.

Figure 7-1: SDHN-4Q-P

The DisplayPort IN connectors that belong to the same channel are arranged vertically.

1. Use a USB cable (Type-A to Type-B) to connect a USB port on each computer to the respective USB ports of the unit.
2. Optionally connect a stereo audio cable (3.5mm on both ends) to connect the audio output of the computer to the AUDIO IN ports of the unit.
3. Connect the monitors to the HDMI OUT console ports of the unit using HDMI cables.

Figure 7-2: SDHN-4Q-P

The DisplayPort IN ports on one row will be switched to the HDMI OUT of the same row.

1. Connect a USB keyboard and mouse in the two USB console ports.
2. Optionally connect stereo speakers to the AUDIO OUT port of the unit.
3. Optionally connect CAC (smart card reader) to the CAC port in the user console interface.
4. Power on the KVM by connecting a 12VDC power supply to the power connector, and then turn on all the computers.

Note: The computer connected to port 1 will always be selected by default after power up.

INSTALLATION (Continued)

graph TD
    A["Server"] --> B["Central Server"]
    C["Client"] --> B
    D["Desktop Computer"] --> B
    E["Monitor"] --> B
    B --> F["Server"]
    G["Audio Out"] --> B
    H["USB OUT"] --> B
    I["HDMI OUT"] --> B
    J["AUDIO IN"] --> B
    K["DP IN"] --> B
    L["USB IN"] --> B
    M["CAC IN"] --> B
    N["AUDIO OUT"] --> B
    O["USB OUT"] --> B
    P["CAC OUT"] --> B
    Q["HDMI OUT"] --> B

Figure 8-1: SDHN-4Q-P

iPGARD™ SDHN-2S-P DP IN USB IN CAC IN AUDIO OUT USB OUT CAC OUT HDMI OUT AUDIO IN

graph TD
    A["IPGAR"] --> B["Computer"]
    A --> C["Server 1"]
    A --> D["Server 2"]
    A --> E["Server 3"]
    A --> F["Server 4"]
    B --> G["User"]
    C --> H["Speaker"]
    D --> I["Speaker"]
    E --> J["Speaker"]
    F --> K["Speaker"]

Figure 8-2: SDHN-2S-P

INSTALLATION (Continued)

EDID Learn:

The KVM is designed to learn the connected monitor's EDID upon power up. In the event of connecting a new monitor to the KVM, a power recycle is required.

The KVM will indicate to the user the EDID learn process by flashing the front panel's LEDs. Port one green and push button blue LEDs will both begin to flash for about 10 seconds. When the LEDs stop flashing, the EDID learn process is done.

If the KVM has more than one video board (such as dual-head and quad-head models), then the unit will continue to learn the EDIDs of the connected monitors and indicate the progress of the process by flashing the next port selection green and push button blue LEDs respectively.

The monitor must be connected to the video output connector located in the console space at the back of the KVM during the EDID learn process.

If the read EDID from the connected monitor is identical to the current stored EDID in the KVM then the EDID learn function will be skipped.

SINGLE-HEAD MODE KM SWITCHING

In addition to traditional channel switching by buttons located on the front panel, KM also supports cursor control of selected channels. This technology allows seamless switching between computers by moving the mouse cursor from one display to another. Users can effortlessly switch computers for faster productivity.

1. KM functionality for KVM devices is only available once the device has been put into KM mode, refer to admin tool guide for detail.
2. When the device is placed into KM mode, it will behave identically to the KM models of the product.

3. The major difference when the device is placed into KM mode is that cursor control of selected channels is available as an additional method to switch the connected computer.

4. Figure 10-1 below shows how this functionality works.

5. For more information about how to configure this functionality, refer to the KM guide.

graph TD
    A["Monitor 1"] --> B["Monitor 2"]
    B --> C["Monitor 3"]
    C --> D["Monitor 4"]
    D --> E["Monitor 1 to 2"]
    F["Cursor"] --> G["Monitor 1 to 2"]
    H["Auto-switch from 2 to 3"] --> I["Monitor 3 Monitor 2"]
    J["Auto-switch from 3 to 4"] --> K["Monitor 4"]
    L["Auto-switch from 4 to 1"] --> M["Monitor 4"]

Figure 10-1

MULTI-HEAD MODE KM SWITCHING

When using computers with multiple displays, cursor control of selected channels allows switching between computers through the use of simple mouse clicks and gestures. No device driver is required. Simply press the scroll wheel twice and then move the mouse in the direction of the channel you desire to switch to.

Click the Mouse Wheel Twice + Move the mouse to the direction of the target computer screen

Figure 10-2

Note: This feature only works in Multi-Head display mode.

CAC (COMMON ACCESS CARD, SMART CARD READER) INSTALLATION

The following steps are intended for the system administrator or IT manager only.

If you have the optional CAC ports there will be 2 ports on a 2 host ports KVM and 4 ports on a 4 host ports KVM.

CAC connection to the computer requires a USB cable connection separate from the keyboard and mouse. This allows the CAC to be connected independently from the keyboard and mouse.

It also allows the user to select whether CAC for a certain computer is supported or not.

1. Ensure that power is turned off or disconnected from the unit and the computer.
2. Use a USB cable (Type-A to Type-B) to connect a USB port on a computer to its respective CAC USB ports on the KVM. Do not connect the USB cable if CAC functionality is not needed for that computer.
3. Connect a CAC (smart card reader) to the CAC port in the user console interface.
4. Power on the KVM by connecting a 12VDC power supply to the power connector, and then turn on all the computers.
5. To disable CAC for any channel (all CAC ports are enabled as default), use the front panel buttons to switch the KVM to the channel whose CAC mode you wish to change. Once the channel is selected, the button LED for this specific channel should be on (CAC port enabled). Press and hold the button for 3 seconds until the button LED turns off. The CAC port is now disabled for this channel.
6. To enable CAC for any channel, use the front panel buttons to switch the KVM to the channel whose CAC mode you wish to change. Once the channel is selected, the button LED for this specific channel should be off (CAC port disabled). Press and hold the button for 3 seconds until the button LED turns on. The CAC port is now enabled for this channel.

CAC PORT CONFIGURATION

The following steps are intended for the system administrator and operators (users).

Note: Only one computer connected to port 1 is required for this operation

CAC port Configuration is an optional feature, allowing registration of any USB peripheral to operate with the KVM. Only one peripheral can be registered and only the registered peripheral will operate with the KVM. By default, when no peripheral is registered, the KVM will operate with any Smart Card Reader.

Configure the CAC Port via User Menu Options

1. Open the Administration and Security Management Program.
2. Using the keyboard, press the Alt key twice and type "cnfg".
3. At this stage the mouse connected to the KVM/KM will stop functioning.
4. Enter the default username "user" and press Enter.
5. Enter the default password "12345" and press Enter.
6. Select option 2 from the menu on your screen and press Enter.
7. Connect the peripheral device to be registered to the CAC USB port in the console side of the KVM/KM and wait until the KVM /KM is reading the new peripheral information.
8. The KVM/KM will list the information of the connected peripheral on the screen and buzz 3 times when registration is completed.

Administration And Security Management | Revision 1.20 File 1. Press "Alt Alt c n f g" to Initiate The Session 2. Press "Esc Esc" to End The Session Enter Password. ->***** 0. Show this menu 1. View Registered CAC Device 2. Register New CAC Device ->2 Insert CAC Device Vendor ID = 0BDA Product ID = 58BB Manufacturer : Generic Product : FULL HD 1080P Webcam Serial Number: 200901010001 This device is now registered. ->|

Figure 11-1: User Menu

AUDITING: Dumping the Event Log via User Menu Options

The following steps are intended for the system administrator.

Note: Only one computer connected to port 1 is required for this operation

The Event Log is a detailed report of critical activities stored in the KVM or KVM memory. A comprehensive feature list and guidance for Administration and Security Management Tools can be found in the Administrator's Guide available for download from: http://ipgard.com/documentation/

To view or dump the Event Log:

1. Open the Administration and Security Management Program
2. Using the keyboard, press the Alt key twice and type "cnfg"
3. Enter the default admin name "admin" and press Enter.
4. Enter the default password "12345" and press Enter.
5. Request a Log Dump by selecting option 5 in the menu. (Shown in Figure 12-1)

Administration And Security Management | Revision 1.20 File 1. Press "Alt Alt c n f g" to Initiate The Session 2. Press "Esc Esc" to End The Session Starting session. Enter credential id ->admin Enter credential Password. ->**** 0. Show this menu 1. Change User Credentials 2. Change Admin Credentials 3. View Registered CAC Device 4. Register New CAC Device 5. Dump Log 6. Select Mode 7. Restore Factory Defaults ->|

Figure 12-1

* See Administration and Security Management Tool Guidance for detailed information.

RESET: Restore Factory Defaults

The following steps are intended for the system administrator.

Note: Only one computer connected to port 1 is required for this operation

Restore Factory Defaults will reset all settings on the KVM to their original state

KVM mode

CAC port registration will be removed

KVM settings will be reset to factory defaults

To Restore Factory Defaults via User Menu Options:

1. Open the Administration and Security Management Program
2. Using the keyboard, press the Alt key twice and type "cnfg"
3. Enter the default admin name "admin" and press Enter.
4. Enter the default password "12345" and press Enter.
5. Select option 7 from the menu on your screen and press enter. (Menu shown in Figure 12-1)

* See Administration and Security Management Tool Guidance for detailed information.

LED's BEHAVIOR

User Console Interface – Display LED:

# Status Description
1 Off Monitor is	not connected
2 On Monitor is	connected
3 Flashing EDID	problem - Learn EDID to fix the problem

User Console Interface - CAC LED:

# Status Description

1 Off CAC is not connected

2 On Authorized and functional CAC is connected

3 Flashing Non-CAC peripheral is connected

Front Panel – Port Selection LED's:

# Status Description

1 Off Non-selected port

2 On Selected port

3 Flashing EDID learn in process

Front Panel – CAC Selection LED's:

# Status Description

1 Off CAC port is disabled or non-selected port

2 On CAC port is enabled

3 Flashing EDID learn in process

Front Panel - Port and CAC Selection LED's:

# Status Descript		on
1 All Flashing		Connected peripheral to keyboard or mouse console ports is rejected

IMPORTANT!

If all the Front Panel LED's are flashing and the buzzer is beeping, the KVM has been

TAMPERED with and all functions are permanently disabled. Please contact iPGARD technical support at [e-mail].

If all Front Panel LED's are on and not flashing, the POWER UP SELF TEST has failed and all functions are disabled. Check if any of the front panel port selection buttons are jammed. In this case, release the jammed button and recycle the power. If power up self test is still failing, please contact iPGARD technical support at [e-mail].

EDID Learn - Front Panel LED's:

All LED's are turned on for 1 second. Then:

• Port 1 LED's will flash until the end of the process.
• Port 2 LED's will flash until the end of the process if a second video board exists (Dual-head KVM)
• Port 3 LED's will flash until the end of the process if a third video board exists (Quad-head KVM)
• Port 4 LED's will flash until the end of the process if a fourth video board exists (Quad-head KVM)

SYSTEM OPERATION

Front Panel Control

To switch to an input port, simply push the desired input button on the front-panel of the KVM. If an input port is selected, the LED of that port will turn on.

TROUBLESHOOTING

No Power

• Make sure that the power adapter is securely connected to the power connector of the unit.
• Check the output voltage of the power supply and make sure that the voltage value is around 12VDC.
• Replace the power supply.

No Video

• Check if all the video cables are connected properly.
• Connect the computer directly to the monitor to verify that your monitor and computer are functioning properly.
• Restart the computers

Keyboard is not working

• Check if the keyboard is properly connected to the unit.
• Check if the USB cables connecting the unit and the computers are properly connected.
• Try connecting the USB on the computer to a different port.
• Make sure that the keyboard works when directly connected to the computer.
• Replace the keyboard.

Note: The NUM, CAPS, and SCROLL Lock LED indicators on the keyboard are not supposed to light up if connected to the KVM.

Mouse is not working

• Check if the mouse is properly connected to the unit.
• Try connecting the USB on the computer to a different port.
• Make sure that the mouse works when directly connected to the computer.
• Replace the mouse.

No Audio

• Check if all the audio cables are connected properly.
• Connect the speakers directly to the computer to verify that the speakers and the computer audio are functioning properly.
• Check the audio settings of the computer and verify that the audio output is through the speakers.

No CAC (COMMON ACCESS CARD, SMART CARD READER)

• Check if the USB cables connecting the unit and the computers are properly connected.
  • Make sure the CAC port is enabled.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

For product inquiries, warranty questions, or technical questions, please contact [e-mail].

LIMITED WARRANTY STATEMENT

A. Extent of limited warranty

iPGARD, Inc. warrants to the end-user customers that the iPGARD product specified above will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the duration of 1 year, which duration begins on the date of purchase by the customer. Customer is responsible for maintaining proof of date of purchase.

iPGARD limited warranty covers only those defects which arise as a result of normal use of the product, and do not apply to any:

a. Improper or inadequate maintenance or modifications
b. Operations outside product specifications
c. Mechanical abuse and exposure to severe conditions

If iPGARD receives, during applicable warranty period, a notice of defect, iPGARD will at its discretion replace or repair defective product. If iPGARD is unable to replace or repair defective product covered by the iPGARD warranty within reasonable period of time, iPGARD shall refund the cost of the product.

iPGARD shall have no obligation to repair, replace or refund unit until customer returns defective product to iPGARD.

Any replacement product could be new or like new, provided that it has functionality at least equal to that of the product being replaced.

iPGARD limited warranty is valid in any country where the covered product is distributed by iPGARD.

B. Limitations of warranty

To the extent allowed by local law, neither iPGARD nor its third party suppliers make any other warranty or condition of any kind whether expressed or implied with respect to the iPGARD product, and specifically disclaim implied warranties or conditions of merchantability, satisfactory quality, and fitness for a particular purpose.

C. Limitations of liability

To the extent allowed by local law the remedies provided in this warranty statement are the customers sole and exclusive remedies.

To the extent allowed by local law, except for the obligations specifically set forth in this warranty statement, in no event will iPGARD or its third party suppliers be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages whether based on contract, tort or any other legal theory and whether advised of the possibility of such damages.

D. Local law

To the extent that this warranty statement is inconsistent with local law, this warranty statement shall be considered modified to be consistent with such law.

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