SV831HD - KVM switch StarTech.com - Free user manual and instructions

Type of product	KVM Switch
Model	SV831HD
Brand	StarTech.com
Number of connected computers	8
Video input interface	HDMI (8 ports)
Video output interface	HDMI (1 port)
Maximum video resolution	1920 x 1200
USB ports	4 x USB 2.0 Type A
Audio support	Yes, 3.5 mm stereo jacks (in and out)
Switching method	Hotkeys, OSD, front panel buttons
Power supply	5V DC, 2A (included)
Dimensions (W x D x H)	9.1 x 6.6 x 1.5 in (23.1 x 16.8 x 3.8 cm)
Weight	2.2 lbs (1.0 kg)
Operating temperature	0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Storage temperature	-20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
Material	Metal
Warranty	2 years
Included accessories	Power adapter, USB cables, audio cables, mounting screws
Main functions	Share one monitor, keyboard, mouse, and audio between 8 computers

Frequently Asked Questions - SV831HD StarTech.com

How do I switch between computers on the SV831HD?

You can switch using front panel buttons, keyboard hotkeys (e.g., Scroll Lock twice), or the on-screen display (OSD) menu. Refer to the user manual for default hotkey sequences.

What is the maximum resolution supported?

The SV831HD supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz, including 1080p. Higher resolutions may not display correctly.

Does the KVM switch support USB keyboards and mice?

Yes, it has four USB 2.0 Type A ports for connecting keyboards, mice, and other USB devices. It also supports wireless USB receivers.

Can I use audio with the SV831HD?

Yes, the KVM switch provides 3.5 mm audio jacks for stereo input and output. Connect your speakers or headset to the console port.

Do I need to install drivers for the SV831HD?

No, the SV831HD is plug-and-play and does not require any drivers. It works with Windows, macOS, and Linux.

How many computers can I connect?

The SV831HD can connect up to 8 computers via HDMI and USB. Each computer requires an HDMI cable and a USB cable (Type A to Type B for the KVM).

What cables are included with the KVM?

The package includes a power adapter, eight HDMI cables, eight USB cables (Type A to B), and audio cables. Check the manual for exact contents.

Can I cascade multiple KVMs?

The SV831HD does not support daisy-chaining or cascading. For more computers, consider StarTech.com's larger KVM switches.

What should I do if the KVM doesn't recognize a computer?

Ensure all cables are securely connected. Try a different USB port on the computer or use a powered USB hub. Also, verify that the computer's video output is set to the correct resolution.

How do I reset the KVM to factory defaults?

Press and hold the front panel reset button (if available) or use the OSD menu to restore default settings. The manual provides specific steps.

USER MANUAL SV831HD StarTech.com

8 Port 1U Rack Mount USB PS2 KVM Switch with OSD

SV831HD

SV1631HD

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FCC Compliance Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
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Table of Contents

Introduction ....1

Installation ....1

Cascade Configuration....2

Operating Your KVM Switch ....2

Push Buttons....2

OSD Operations....3

OSD Function Keys 4

Hot Key Commands ....7

Changing Your Configuration 9

Keyboard Mapping (SV831HD, SV1631HD only) 9

Troubleshooting 11

Specifications 12

Technical Support 14

Warranty Information ....14

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing a StarTech.com 1U KVM switch. Our universal KVM switches let you control either 8 (SV831HD) or 16 (SV1631HD) USB or PS/2 computers using only one PS/2 keyboard, mouse, and monitor. Our slim 16-port PS/2 switch (SV1631D1U) lets you connect 16 PS/2 computers using only one PS/2 keyboard, mouse, and monitor. Switching between your PCs is easy thanks to pushbutton or hotkey commands. These slim KVM switches take up only 1U of space in your cabinet and use rear cable connections for maximum space efficiency. Each KVM can be cascaded to support 64 (SV831HD) or 136 (SV1631HD, SV1631D1U) computers and support both Manual and Auto scan modes for easy monitoring of your PCs.

Packaging Contents

• 1 x StarView KVM Switch (SV831HD, SV1631HD, SV1631D1U)

• 1 x power adapter (9V 600mA DC)

System Requirements

• 1 x PS/2 mouse (6-pin mini-DIN male connector)
• 1 x PS/2 keyboard (6-pin mini-DIN male connector)
• 1 x HD-15 monitor (Male connector)
- SV831HD, SV1631HD: StarTech.com's 2-in-1 USB KVM cables or 3-in-1 PS/2 KVM cables
• SV1631D1U: StarTech.com's 3-in-1 PS/2 KVM cables

Installation

This section will guide you through the hardware installation of your KVM switch. Please read through this section carefully and complete each step in the order listed.

1. Make sure all computers and devices are powered off.
2. Plug a PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse, and monitor into the labelled keyboard, mouse, and monitor Console ports on the back of the KVM.
3. Attach each of your managed computers to your StarView KVM switch's PC ports using ultra-thin KVM cables. The SV831HD and SV1631HD are capable of using either 2-in-1 USB or 3-in-1 PS/2 cables. The SV1631D1U uses 3-in-1 PS/2 cables. Use the cables to connect one of the PC ports on the back of the switch to the computer's keyboard, mouse, and video ports. Note: These instructions are for a single KVM switch only. For information on cascading multiple KVMs, see Cascade Configuration below.
4. Plug the 9V DC power adapter into the power port on the KVM.
5. Turn on your computers.

Note: After the initial power up, you can hot-plug additional computers or slave KVM switches without having to power down your KVM.

Cascade Configuration

You can connect a second level of KVMs to one or more of your Master KVM switch's PC ports. The KVM switches connected to the Master switch are known as Slaves. Once connected, the KVM switches will automatically configure themselves as either Masters or Slaves. You can only connect an equal or “smaller” KVM to the Master KVM. For example, a 16-port Master KVM switch can have both 16-port and 8-port slaves. An 8-port Master KVM switch can only have 8-port KVM slaves or lower.

The 8-port KVM can support 64 PCs, with 8 8-port Slave KVMs, each connected to 8 PCs. The 16-port KVM can support 136 computers, with 8 16-port Slave KVMs, each connected to 16 computers. The Slave KVM's must be connected to the Console, not the A\~H ports.

To cascade your KVMs, use a 3-in-1 PS/2 KVM cable to connect one of your Master switch's PC ports to the Slave switch's Console ports. When turning on your cascaded switches, turn on the Master switch before turning on any of the others.

Operating Your KVM Switch

To toggle between computers, you can use the hot-key commands, OSD (On-Screen Display) menu or by using the pushbuttons.

Push Buttons

The LEDs on the KVM switch indicate which computers are turned on (solid green) and which computer is selected (solid red). The indicator flashes red when in Auto or Manual Scan mode. You can press any of the corresponding pushbuttons to select the active computer. On the 16 port models, Port 1 and Port A share the same pushbutton, as do Port 2 and Port B, etc. To select Ports 1 through 8, press the pushbutton once. To select Ports A through H, press and hold the pushbutton for two seconds. Alternatively, if Port 1 is currently selected and you want to select Port A, you can press the pushbutton once to switch to Port A.

The K/M Reset function reconfigures your system without powering down your computers or your KVM switch. To reset the switch, press and hold the front-panel 1 and 2 buttons simultaneously.

The Auto-Scan function automatically scrolls through your connected computers. Press and hold the frontpanel 7 and 8 buttons simultaneously to enter Auto Scan mode.

OSD Operations

By hitting the left key twice within two seconds, you may see the 'Hotkey Menu' if it is enabled (an OSD option). Or, by hitting the left key three times within two seconds, you will see a 'KVM MENU' screen showing a list of the computers with corresponding channel addresses, names and status.

The port number (or channel address) of the currently selected computer is displayed in red in the top right of the screen.

The device name is green if the device has power and is ready for selection or white if it has no power. The OSD menu automatically updates the color when it is activated. On the 16-port models, use the and keys to view the other 8 computers.

Use the , , 1\~8, or A\~H keys to highlight a computer and to select it.

Press to exit the OSD menu and remove the OSD menu from the screen.

A triangle mark on the right side of the screen indicates the port is cascaded to a Slave KVM; the number at the left of the triangle mark shows the number of ports the Slave has. With that port highlighted, press to bring up a screen listing the computers connected to that Slave. The name of the Slave KVM will be shown at the upper right corner of the OSD menu.

An eye mark on the right side of the screen indicates that the computer has been selected to be monitored in Scan mode. You can switch this mark on and off using function key .

Press to exit the OSD and to return to using the selected computer. The computer name is shown on the screen.

OSD Function Keys

You can use the function keys when the OSD menu is active.

Function key

Edits the name of a computer or a Slave KVM. First, use the and arrow keys to highlight a channel then press followed by name entry. Your name can be up to 14 characters long. Valid characters are A to Z, 0 to 9, and the dash character. Lowercase letters are converted to uppercase. Press to delete a letter one at a time. Non-volatile memory stores all name entries until you change, even if the unit is powered down.

Function key

Marks a computer to be scanned by switching the eye mark on or off. First, use the and arrow keys to highlight the device, then press to switch its eye mark on or off. If Scan Type is Ready PC + Eye (see Function key ), only the powered and eye-marked computers will be displayed in Scan mode.

Function key

Locks a device (a computer or a Slave) from unauthorized access. To lock a device, use the and arrow keys to highlight it, then press . Now, enter up to 4 characters (A to Z, 0 to 9, dash) followed by as new password. A Security-enabled device is marked with a lock beside its channel number. To permanently disable the security function from a locked device, highlight it, press then enter the password.

If you want to access the locked device temporarily, simply highlight it and press . Enter the password and you can access the device. The device is automatically re-locked once you switch to another device. During Scan mode, OSD skips the security-enabled device.

If you forget the password, the only way to permanently erase all passwords is to press and hold pushbuttons 1 and 2, then press and hold pushbuttons 7 and 8. Release 7 and 8 then release 1 and 2.

Function key

More functions are available by hitting . A new screen pops up displaying the functions described below. Most of them are marked with a triangle indicating there are options to choose from. Using the and arrow keys, select the function and press . Available options will be shown in the middle of the screen. To select an option, use the and arrow keys then press to select the option. You can press to exit at any time.

Auto Scan

In this mode, the KVM automatically switches from one power-on computer to the next sequentially in a fixed interval. During Auto Scan mode, the OSD displays the name of the selected computer. When Auto Scan detects any keyboard or mouse activity, it suspends the scanning until activity stops; it then resumes with the next computer in sequence. To abort Auto Scan mode, press the left twice, or press any front button. Scan Type and Scan Rate set the scan pattern. Scan Type (: More\Scan Type) determines if scanned computers must also be eye mark selected. Scan Rate (: More\Scan Rate) sets the display interval when a computer is selected before selecting the next one.

Manual Scan

Scans through power-on computers using keyboard control. Scan Type (: More\ Scan Type) determines if scanned computers must also be eye mark selected. Press the up arrow key to select the previous computer and the down arrow key to select the next computer. Press any other key to abortthe Manual Scan mode.

Audio Stick

An optional multimedia module can be LINKed to the back of each StarView for selecting microphone and stereo speaker signals. There are two options for Audio Stick: On and Off. When set to On, audio selection follows computer selection. When set to Off, audio selection stops following computer selection. Off mode is useful if you want to listen to a particular computer's audio signal while operating other computers. The non-volatile memory stores the Audio Stick setting.

Scan Type

Ready PC + Eye: In Scan mode, scans through only power-on and eye-marked selected computers.

Ready PC: In Scan mode, scans through all power-on computers.

Eye only: In Scan mode, scans through any Eye-selected computer regardless of power status.

The non-volatile memory stores the Scan Type setting.

Scan Rate

Sets the duration of a computer displayed in Auto Scan mode. The options are 3 seconds, 8 seconds, 15 seconds and 30 seconds. The non-volatile memory stores the Scan Rate setting.

Keyboard Speed

StarView offers a keyboard typematic setting that overrides the typematic settings in the BIOS and Windows operating system. Available speed options are Low, Middle, Fast and Faster as 10, 15, 20 and 30 characters/sec respectively. The non-volatile memory stores the Keyboard Speed setting.

Hotkey Menu

When you hit the left key twice within two seconds, the Hotkey Menu appears displaying a list of hot-key commands if the option is On. The Hotkey Menu can be turned Off if you prefer not to see it when the left key is hit twice. The non-volatile memory stores the Hotkey Menu setting.

CH Display

Auto Off: After you select a computer, the channel address and name of the computer will appear on the screen for 3 seconds then disappear automatically. Always On: The channel address and name of a selected computer and/or OSD status displayed on the screen all the time. The non-volatile memory stores the CH Display setting.

Position

You can choose where the selected computer name and/or OSD status is displayed on your screen during operation. The actual display position shifts due to different VGA resolution, the higher the resolution the higher the display position. The non-volatile memory stores the Position setting.

UL as Upper Left UR as Upper Right

LL as Lower Left LR as Lower Right

MI as Middle

Country Code for Sun (SV831HD, SV1631HD only)

Sun keyboards of different languages have different layouts. This KVM switch can emulate a Sun keyboard for a specific language type (or country). Select the proper country code that matches all your Sun computers.

Function Key (SV831HD, SV1631HD only)

Switches the Sun mark on or off. The Sun mark indicates that the port is connected to a Sun server. First, use the and arrow keys to highlight the device, then press to switch its Sun mark on or off. When a Sun-marked port is selected, the KVM will translate the keys from a PS/2 keyboard to a Sun keyboard. For more information see Keyboard Mapping on page 10. ESC: To exit the OSD, press the key

Hot Key Commands

A hot key command is a short keyboard sequence to select a computer, activate a computer scan, etc. A hot-key sequence starts with two Left Control keystrokes followed by one or two more keystrokes. A built-in buzzer generates a high-pitched beep for correct hot-key sequences and a low-pitched beep for errors or bad key combinations that will not be carried out.

The short form hot-key menu can be turned on as an OSD function (: More\Hotkey Menu) every time the left key is pressed twice.

• Left Ctrl refers to the key located at the left side of the keyboard.
• 1\~8/A\~H refer to the number keys 1 to 8 at the upper row of the keyboard (Do not use the keypad at the right of the keyboard) and character keys A to H (case insensitive).

Selecting a Computer

To select a computer by hot-key command you need to know the device's channel address, which is determined by the StarView connection.

For a computer connected to a Master KVM, the address is represented by the PC port number (1\~8 or A\~H). For example, to access the PC plugged into port 7 of the Master KVM switch, type:

left Ctrl + left Ctrl + 7

For a computer connected to a Slave KVM, you need to know the channel address of the Slave unit (1\~8) and then the channel address of the device (1\~8 or A\~H). (Please note that only Master's PC 1 to PC 8 ports can be connected to a Slave.) For example, to access the computer plugged into port C of the Slave KVM Switch that is plugged into Port 6 of the Master KVM, type:

left Ctrl + left Ctrl + 6 + C

Auto Scan

Auto Scan automatically scans through power-on computers at a fixed interval:

left Ctrl + left Ctrl + F1

When Auto Scan detects any keyboard or mouse activity, it suspends the scanning until activity stops; it then resumes with the next computer in sequence. The length of the Auto Scan interval (Scan Rate) is adjustable (see Scan Rate on the following page). To abort the Auto Scan mode, press the left Ctrl key twice.

Note: Scan Type (See "OSD Function Keys: F4") determines whether eye mark is necessary during AutoScan.

Manual Scan

Manual Scan enables you to manually switch back and forth between power-on computers:

left Ctrl + left Ctrl + F2

Press the up or down arrow to select the previous or next computer in sequence. Press any other key to abort the Manual Scan.

Note: Scan Type (See "OSD Function Keys: F4") determines whether eye mark is necessary during Manual Scan.

Scan Rate

Scan Rate sets the duration between switching to the next computer in Auto Scan mode:

left Ctrl + left Ctrl + F3

The StarView gives off one to four beeps indicating scan interval of 3, 8, 15 and 30 seconds respectively.

Keyboard Typematic Rate

You can adjust the keyboard typematic rate (given in characters/sec). This setting overrides the keyboard typematic rate of your BIOS and any operating system.

left Ctrl + left Ctrl + F4

The StarView gives off 1 to 4 beeps indicating 10, 15, 20 and 30 characters/sec respectively.

Audio Stick

An optional multimedia module can be LINKed to the back of each StarView for selecting microphone and stereo speaker signals. There are two options for Audio Stick: On and Off. When set to On, audio selection follows computer selection. When set to Off, audio selection stops following computer selection. It is useful if you want to listen to a particular computer's audio signal while operating other computers.

left Ctrl + left Ctrl + F5

The StarView gives off 1 or 2 beeps corresponding to On and Off respectively.

Changing Your Configuration

After the initial power up, any device (either a KVM or a PC) can be added or removed from any PC x port on the KVM without having to power down the Master KVM Switch. Make sure that devices are turned off before connecting them to the Master KVM switch.

Note: After changing your configuration, the OSD will automatically update to reflect the new configuration.

Keyboard Mapping (SV831HD, SV1631HD only)

These KVMs are able to emulate a Sun keyboard and mouse when a computer is marked with a Sun in OSD menu by Function key . A Sun keyboard has more keys than a standard PS/2 keyboard. These extra keys are simulated by tapping the lower-right Ctrl followed by one of the function keys on the PS/2 keyboard (i.e. combo key). For instance, tap the lower-right Ctrl key, and then tap the function key F7 toactivate Open for a Sun computer.

Standard Keyboard Map to Sun Keyboard Map to Mac Keyboard

right<CTRL>, <1>
right<CTRL>, <2>
right<CTRL>, <3>
right<CTRL>, <4> Power	note
right<CTRL>, <F1> Stop
right<CTRL>, <F2> Again
right<CTRL>, <F3> Props
right<CTRL>, <F4> Undo
right<CTRL>, <F5> Front
right<CTRL>, <F6> Copy
right<CTRL>, <F7> Open
right<CTRL>, <F8> Paste
right<CTRL>, <F9> Find
right<CTRL>, <F10> Cut
Print Screen F13
Scroll Lock F14
Pause Break F15
right<CTRL>, <H> Help
right <Windows> key right - right <Command> key
left <Windows> key left - left <Command> key
<Menu> key	Compose
right <ALT>	Alt Graph right <OPTION>
left <ALT>	ALT left <OPTION>

Troubleshooting

If you are experiencing trouble with your devices, first make sure that all cables are connected to their proper ports and are firmly seated. You may also want to try resetting the devices by pressing and holding the front-panel 1 and 2 pushbuttons.

Mouse does not work.

Make sure there is only one mouse driver installed in each computer.

Monitor works, but keyboard and mouse do not.

Make sure you haven't swapped the keyboard and mouse cables

VGA image is not clear.

You may be using poor quality VGA cables. Make sure you are using UL-2919 rated, doubleshielded VGA cables.

No OSD screen or screen image.

You may have selected a power-off computer. Use the pushbuttons or to select a computer that is turned on.

There is a keyboard error on boot.

You may have a loose keyboard connection. Make sure your keyboard cables are well-seated.

The letters on the TFT LCD display are blurry or have shadows.

You may have improper resolution settings. Under the Control Panel, set the VGA output of your computers to match the highest resolution of the LCD monitor with "Large Font" selected.

Master/Slave does not work or there is a double OSD.

Make sure that the slave's Console port is connected to one of the Master's PC ports. Perform a KVM Reset. Make sure that you have removed all power sources from the Slave unit before connecting it to the Master KVM switch.

The Up and Down arrows don't work in manual scan mode.

Make sure more than one computer is turned on. Manual Scan only works with power-on computers. Check the Scan Type (from the OSD menu) and make sure you have selected the proper computers.

Auto Scan does not work, the StarView beeps and the indicators flash red.

Make sure more than one computer is turned on. Auto Scan only works with powered on computers. Check the Scan Type (from the OSD menu) and make sure you have selected the proper computers. Press the Left Control key twice or press any front pushbutton to abort the Auto Scan.

OSD menu is not in the proper position.

The OSD menu has a fixed resolution and its size varies depending on the monitor. Use More/Position (from the OSD menu) to move the OSD menu to a different location.

Cannot select a computer connected to a Slave.

Make sure that the Slave's Console port is connected to one of the Master's PC ports. Only ports PC1 to PC8 can be connected to Slaves, even if the Master KVM has 16 PC ports. Only one level of Slave KVMs is allowed.

Keyboard strokes are shifted.

Press both Shift keys.

Specifications

	SV831HD SV1631HD
User Ports 1 1
Computer Ports 8 16
Cascade controlPC number	Up to 64 Up to 136
Cable Type	2-in-1 USB KVM3-in-1 PS/2 KVM	2-in-1 USB KVM3-in-1 PS/2 KVM
Front panelcontrol	8	16
Hot plug and play Yes Yes
Hot key control Yes Yes
Rack mountable	19" industry standard	19" industry standard
Auto scaninterval	3, 8, 15, 30seconds	3, 8, 15, 30 seconds
Programmablescan pattern	Yes Yes
Computer nameentry	14 characters percomputer	14 characters percomputer
Security control	4 characters per computer	4 characters per computer
cable length (max)	100 ft (30m) at ConsolePS/2: 100 ft (30m) at PCUSB: 16 ft (5m) at PC	100 ft (30m) at ConsolePS/2: 100 ft (30m) at PCUSB: 16 ft (5m) at PC
VGA 1920x1440, DDC2B 1920x1440, DDC2B
Computer connector	8 x HD-DB-15 female	16 x HD-DB-15 female
Console Connectors: Mouse Keyboard Monitor	1 x PS/2 female1 x PS/2 female1 x HD-DB-15 female	1 x PS/2 female1 x PS/2 female1 x HD-DB-15 female
Dimensions (HxWxD)	1.7 x 17.2 x 7.0 in.(44 x 436 x 180 mm)	1.7 x 17.2 x 7.0 in.(44 x 436 x 180 mm)
Power Supply (min)	9V DC 600mA 9V DC 600mA

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Warranty Information

This product is backed by a three year warranty.

In addition, StarTech.com warrants its products against defects in materials and workmanship for the periods noted, following the initial date of purchase. During this period, the products may be returned for repair, or replacement with equivalent products at our discretion. The warranty covers parts and labor costs only. StarTech.com does not warrant its products from defects or damages arising from misuse, abuse, alteration, or normal wear and tear.

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