AVITECH 4K60L Flexible 4K60 KVM Multiview User Manual

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1 AVITECH 4K60L Flexible 4K60 KVM Multiview

2 Specifications

3 Chapter 1: Getting Started

4 Chapter 2: System Configuration

5 Chapter 3: Basic Operations

6 Chapter 4: Setup Using the Web Browser-based GUI

7 FAQS

8 Documents / Resources

8.1 References

AVITECH 4K60L Flexible 4K60 KVM Multiview

Specifications

Product Name: Sequoia 4K60L
Resolution: 4K60

Functionality: KVM-Multiview User Workstation
Revision: 0.0.5

Release Date: December, 2023

Chapter 1: Getting Started

This chapter introduces the features and specifications of the Avitech Sequoia 4K60L. It covers external components and basic information about the product.

Chapter 2: System Configuration

This chapter discusses various setup scenarios of the Sequoia 4K60L, including Display Modes like Quad Multiview, Single-View Seamless Switching, Video Wall Control, and Daisy Chain capabilities.

Chapter 3: Basic Operations

This chapter covers Host Mode and Remote Mode operations, along with tips on navigating the Sequoia 4K60L. It also explains the Surfer Feature on Multiple Monitors Workstation.

Chapter 4: Setup Using the Web Browser-based GUI

This section guides users on setting up the Sequoia 4K60L usingthe web browser-based GUI, including Layout & Routing configurations.

FAQS

Q: Can I disassemble the Sequoia 4K60L?
A: No, disassembling the product may void the warranty. Please refer all servicing to qualified personnel.

Q: How can I get technical support?
A: For technical support, you can call our help line at 425-885-3863 or email us at support@avitechvideo.com.

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User Manual
Sequoia 4K60L
Flexible 4K60 KVM-Multiview User Workstation
Revision 0.0.5, (December, 2023)

User Manual
ABOUT THIS MANUAL This manual contains information on how to use the Avitech Sequoia 4K60L KVM-Multiview controller. There are six chapters and four appendixes in this manual. Chapter 1 Getting Started introduces the features and specifications as well as the external components of the
Avitech Sequoia 4K60L. Chapter 2 System Configuration discusses various setup scenarios of Sequoia 4K60L. Chapter 3 Basic Operations introduces the two types of operating modes. Also demonstrates use of the
mouse and keyboard hotkeys to perform basic operations and the Avitech Sequoia 4K60L’s compatibility with touch screen display. Chapter 4 Setup Using the Web Browser-based GUI introduces all functions and components of the web browser-based GUI. Chapter 5 Video Wall Management provides the steps necessary to set up 2×2 and 1×(2 4) video wall management. Chapter 6 Using A Touch Screen discusses the system connection and process of using the touch screen feature. The following conventions are used to distinguish elements of text throughout the manual.
provides additional hints or information that requires special attention. identifies warnings which must be strictly followed. Any name of a menu, command, icon or button displayed on the screen is shown in a bold typeset. For example: On the Start menu select Settings.

To assist us in making improvements to this user manual, we welcome any comments and constructive criticism. Please email us at: sales@avitechvideo.com.
WARNING Do not attempt to disassemble the Sequoia 4K60L. Doing so may void the warranty. There are no serviceable parts inside. Please refer all servicing to qualified personnel.
TRADEMARKS All brand and product names are patented or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
COPYRIGHT The information in this manual is subject to change without prior notice. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical for any purpose, without the express written permission of Avitech International Corporation. Avitech International Corporation may have patents, patent applications, trademarks, copyrights or other intellectual property rights covering the subject matter in this document. Except as expressly written by Avitech International Corporation, the furnishing of this document does not provide any license to patents, trademarks, copyrights or other intellectual property of Avitech International Corporation or any of its affiliates.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT For any questions regarding the information provided in this guide, call our technical support help line at 425-885-3863, or email us at: support@avitechvideo.com.

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Avitech International Corporation (herein after referred to as “Avitech”) warrants to the original purchaser of the products manufactured in its facility (the “Product”), that these products will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 2 years or 27 months from the date of shipment of the Product to the purchaser. There is a 3 month grace period between shipping and installation.
If the Product proves to be defective during the 1 year warranty period, the purchaser’s exclusive remedy and Avitech’s sole obligation under this warranty is expressly limited, at Avitech’s sole option, to: (a) repairing the defective Product without charge for parts and labor; or (b) providing a replacement in exchange for the defective Product; or (c) if after a reasonable time is unable to correct the defect or provide a replacement Product in good working order, then the purchaser shall be entitled to recover damages subject to the limitation of liability set forth below.
Limitation of Liability
Avitech’s liability under this warranty shall not exceed the purchase price paid for the defective product. In no event shall Avitech be liable for any incidental, special, or consequential damages, including without limitation, loss of profits for any breach of this warranty.
If Avitech replaces the defective Product with a replacement Product as provided under the terms of this Warranty, in no event will the term of the warranty on the replacement Product exceed the number of months remaining on the warranty covering the defective Product. Equipment manufactured by other suppliers and supplied by Avitech carries the respective manufacturer’s warranty. Avitech assumes no warranty responsibility either expressed or implied for equipment manufactured by others and supplied by Avitech.
This Warranty is in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied, including without limitation, any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, all of which are expressly disclaimed.
This Hardware Warranty shall not apply to any defect, failure, or damage: (a) caused by improper use of the Product or inadequate maintenance and care of the Product; (b) resulting from attempts by other than Avitech representatives to install, repair, or service the Product; (c) caused by installation of the Product in a hostile operating environment or connection of the Product to incompatible equipment; or (d) caused by the modification of the Product or integration with other products when the effect of such modification or integration increases the time or difficulties of servicing the Product.
Any Product which fails under conditions other than those specifically covered by the Hardware Warranty, will be repaired at the price of parts and labor in effect at the time of repair. Such repairs are warranted for a period of 90 days from date of reshipment to customer.

Extended Warranty Options
Avitech offers OPTIONAL Extended Warranty plans that provide continuous coverage for the Product after the expiration of the Warranty Period. Contact an Avitech sales representative for details on the options that are available for the Avitech equipment.
Services and Repairs Outside the Warranty Period
Avitech makes its best offer to repair a product that is outside the warranty period, provided the product has not reached its end of life (EOL). The minimum charge for such repair excluding shipping and handling is $200 (US dollars).
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Regulatory Information
Marking labels located on the exterior of the device indicate the regulations that the model complies with. Please check the marking labels on the device and refer to the corresponding statements in this chapter. Some notices apply to specific models only.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) 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 when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. Properly shielded and grounded cables and connectors must be used in order to meet FCC emission limits. Avitech is not responsible for any radio or television interference caused by using other than recommended cables and connectors or by unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment. Unauthorized changes or modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
European Union CE Marking and Compliance Notices Statements of Compliance
English
This product follows the provisions of the European Directive 1999/5/EC.
Dansk (Danish)

Dette produkt er i overensstemmelse med det europæiske direktiv 1999/5/EC.
Nederlands (Dutch)
Dit product is in navolging van de bepalingen van Europees Directief 1999/5/EC.
Suomi (Finnish)
Tämä tuote noudattaa EU-direktiivin 1999/5/EC määräyksiä.
Français (French)
Ce produit est conforme aux exigences de la Directive Européenne 1999/5/EC.
Deutsch (German)
Dieses Produkt entspricht den Bestimmungen der Europäischen Richtlinie 1999/5/EC.
(Greek)
To 1999/5/EC.
Íslenska (Icelandic)
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Italiano (Italian)
Questo prodotto è conforme alla Direttiva Europea 1999/5/EC.
Norsk (Norwegian)
Dette produktet er i henhold til bestemmelsene i det europeiske direktivet 1999/5/EC.
Português (Portuguese)
Este produto cumpre com as normas da Diretiva Européia 1999/5/EC.
Español (Spanish)
Este producto cumple con las normas del Directivo Europeo 1999/5/EC.
Svenska (Swedish)
Denna produkt har tillverkats i enlighet med EG-direktiv 1999/5/EC.
Australia and New Zealand C-Tick Marking and Compliance Notice Statement of Compliance
This product complies with Australia and New Zealand’s standards for radio interference.

1. Getting Started
The Sequoia 4K60L is Avitech`s latest 4K UHD multi-functional video processor with many unique features. The Sequoia 4K60L integrates the functions of a 4-in-4-out 4K UHD seamless video switcher, a KVM switch with multiview, a UHD video wall controller, and with support for UHD multi-touch operations.
The Sequoia 4K60L is also extremely scalable; users can easily expand the system by cascading up to 5 units, which allows for controlling and monitoring of up to 16 signal sources on a single screen with just one set of keyboard and mouse.
This chapter introduces the features and specifications, as well as the external components of the Sequoia 4K60L.
To get the best results from Sequoia 4K60L, we recommend when using your mouse with a 4K display, select a mouse that can support at least 2000 dpi or more.
1.1 Package Contents
After unpacking the shipping carton, the following standard items may be found:

Avitech Sequoia 4K60L

12 V DC/3A Power Adapter

HDMI Cable (optional)

Standard Power Cord (USA customer only)

DVI to HDMI Adapter (optional)

USB-A to USB-B Cable (optional)

Rubber Foot (4 pcs)

Table 1.1.1 Package Contents

The following items are included in the optional rack mount kit for one Sequoia 4K60L.

Rack Mount-L (1 piece)

Rack Mount-R (1 piece)

Rack Mount-Blank Panel

Rack Mount Tray

Rack Mount-Slip Plate (1 piece)

NYLOK® Blue® Patch Screw 3×7 mm (14 pieces)

Cable Tie 370×48 mm (1 piece) Table 1.1.2 Contents of Optional Rack Mount Package for One Sequoia 4K60L
The following items are included in the optional rack mount kit for two Sequoia 4K60L devices.

Rack Mount-L (1 piece)

Rack Mount-R (1 piece)

Rack Mount Tray

Rack Mount-Slip Plate (2 piece)

NYLOK® Blue® Patch Screw 3×7 mm (21 pieces)

Cable Tie 370×48 mm (2 piece)

Table 1.1.3 Contents of Optional Rack Mount Package for Two Sequoia 4K60L

1.2 Product Features
Four HDMI 2.0/1.4 input ports for 4K UHD/FHD sources with USB-B ports for keyboard/mouse (KM) operation
Four HDMI 2.0/1.4 output at 4:4:4 along with three USB-A ports for KM or touch operation Plug and play, no software program setup required Freely adjustable multiview windows and full screen capability for all sources Support 4K UHD multi-touch operation in Multiview and full screen Seamless switching between source images in fullscreen mode Support 4K60 UHD video wall in 2(row)x2(column), 1×2, 1×3, 1×4 configurations On screen pop-up icons for easy operation in multiview and full screen modes Seamless keyboard/mouse switching (“Surfer” mode) between computer sources in multiview
operation Crop input images, close and add windows with just a mouse and keyboard, without needing
any software program Daisy chain multiple units for up to 16 sources in multiview, multi-touch, and KM operation Web browser-based GUI for advanced settings HDCP compliant Third party control over Ethernet or serial ports

1.3 Specifications

HDMI Input Ports Signal Type Connectors
Resolution

HDMI 2.0
Four HDMI Type-A connectors for HDMI/DVI input sources (DVI to HDMI adapters may be needed)
Note: Transmission of embedded audio signal is not supported when passing an input signal through DVI to HDMI adapter.
Automatic sensing, the following input signals are supported:
640×480, 60Hz 720×480i, 59.94Hz / 60Hz 720×480p, 59.94Hz / 60Hz 720×576p, 50Hz 720×576i, 50Hz 800×600, 60Hz 1024×768, 60Hz / 70Hz / 75Hz 1024×1280, 50Hz / 60Hz 1280×720, 50Hz / 59.94Hz / 60Hz 1280×768, 50Hz / 60Hz / 75Hz 1280×800, 50Hz / 60Hz 1280×960, 50Hz / 60Hz 1280×1024, 50Hz / 60Hz / 75Hz 1360×768, 50Hz / 60Hz 1366×768, 50Hz / 60Hz 1400×900, 50Hz / 60Hz 1440×1050, 50Hz / 60Hz 1600×1200, 50Hz / 60Hz 1680×1050, 50Hz / 60Hz 1920×1080i, 50Hz / 59.94Hz / 60Hz 1920×1080p, 23.97Hz / 24Hz / 25Hz / 29.97Hz / 30Hz / 50Hz /59.94Hz / 60Hz 1920×1200, 50Hz / 60Hz (reduced blanking) 2048×2048p, 56.57Hz

HDMI Input Ports HDCP Compliant

2304×1440, 50Hz / 60Hz 2560×1440, 50Hz / 60Hz 2560×1600, 25Hz / 30Hz / 50Hz / 60Hz (reduced blanking) 3840×2160p, 24Hz / 25Hz / 29.97Hz / 30Hz / 50Hz / 60Hz 4096×2160p, 50Hz / 60Hz
Yes
Table 1.3.1 Supported HDMI Input Format

To understand the format of resolution, it is shown in the format: Width×Height (in pixels), p or i, Frame Rate (in Hz, or frames per second) where p means progressive scanning, and i means interlaced scanning i.e. 3840×2160p 60Hz is 3840 pixels wide, 2160 pixels high, progressive, and has a frame rate of 60Hz.

HDMI Output Ports Signal Type Connectors
Resolution HDCP Compliant Color Depth
Display Mode

HDMI 2.0
Four HDMI Type-A connectors for HDMI/DVI monitor (a HDMI to DVI adapter may be needed)
Note:
1. Transmission of embedded audio signal is not supported when passing an output signal through HDMI to DVI adapter.
2. Avitech recommends using a HDCP-compliant monitor for optimum performance.
Automatic sensing and support resolution up to 4096×2160 at 60Hz allowed by HDMI based on the EDID obtained from the connected display.
Supported resolutions include (but not limited to): 4096×2160p (4K DCI) at 50Hz / 60Hz 3840×2400p (WQUXGA) at 50Hz / 60Hz (reduced blanking) 3840×2160p (4K UHD) at 25Hz / 30Hz / 50Hz / 60Hz 1920×1200p (WUXGA) at 50Hz / 60Hz (reduced blanking) 1920×1080p (FHD) at 50Hz / 60Hz 1280×1024 (SXGA) at 50Hz / 60Hz
Yes
8 bit
Supports three display modes: Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable): Supports simultaneous
display of four input signal sources in multiview layout on the monitor connected to HDMI OUT port. Freely switch any of the four input signal sources display in single-view fullscreen image on the monitors connected to HDMI OUT 2 / 3 ports. The monitor connected to HDMI OUT 4 port only shows a duplicated multiview image source of the HDMI OUT port. Single-View Seamless Switching: Supports seamless switching of the four input signal sources displayed in single-view fullscreen image on the monitors connected to HDMI OUT and HDMI OUT 2 to 4 ports. Video Wall Control: Supports a video wall in 2(row)×2(column), 1×2, 1×3, 1×4 configurations.
Note: When switching between modes, the following setting will be reset to default setting: The preset files will be deleted. The power saving mode will be disabled. The audio enable setting will be reset to disable. The Crop setting will be restored to default.

Table 1.3.2 Supported HDMI Output Ports Format

If the monitor’s EDID is not detected, the output resolution of Sequoia 4K60L will automatically configure to 3840×2160p at 60Hz (default setting). The output resolution can be changed from
the web-browser based GUI.

Others Computer Port Switching
Operating System
Power Dimension/Weight Environment/Safety

Up to four computers for a single Sequoia 4K60L. Up to five Sequoia 4K60L devices can be daisy chained for controlling up to 16
computers.
Method: Keyboard hotkeys in Host operation mode Mouse
OSD (pop-up menu in Host operation mode) “Surfer” feature (both in Host and Remote operation modes)
Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional / XP / Vista / Server 2003 / Server 2008 / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10 / Windows 11
Mac (O/S X 10.5 or later version only) Linux OS: Fedora 10, Ubuntu 8.1, Scientific 5.2, RedHat, Mint 6.0, Debian 5.0,
PC Linux OS 2009, SUSE 11.1, Mandriva 2009, CentOS 5.2, Raspbian Android 4.4.2 / 6.0.1 or later version
Note: Microsoft Windows NT is not supported
Power consumption is 25 Watt (maximum) Power Supply (adapter):
Input (AC): 100 to 240V 50Hz / 60 Hz Output (DC): 12V DC / 3A
Dimension: 7.72 × 7.09 × 1.75 inch (19.6 × 18.00 × 4.45 cm) Weight: 2.12 lbs. (0.96 Kg) Temperature:
Operating: 0 C (32 F) to 40 C (104 F) Storage: 10 C (14 F) to 50 C (122 F) Humidity: 0% to 80% relative, non-condensing Safety: FCC / CE / C-Tick / Class B
Table 1.3.3 Specifications

1. The Sequoia 4K60L supports DVI-D input through optional HDMI to DVI adapters.
2. The Sequoia 4K60L’s HDMI input/output ports support HDMI revision 2.0 and HDCP revision 1.4.
3. For best results with HDMI/DVI, use cables under 5 meters long, or shorter if you use connection adapters. If you need to place your Sequoia 4K60L more than 5 meters away from your sources or display devices, use a signal extender that supports 4K60 60Hz resolution.
4. Use Ultra High Speed or Premium High Speed HDMI® cables or AOC (Active Optical Cable) for HDMI along with USB extender for keyboard and mouse operation.
5. To prevent temporary image discoloration when switching 4K input sources in fullscreen mode, make sure that the “Output color mode (color space)” setting on all connected computers’ 4K display card has the same “RGB” or “YCbCr422” or “YCbCr444” setting.
6. For monitors whose display mode can be set between “Graphic” and “Video”, select “Graphic”; for those whose display color format can be set between “RGB” and “YPbPr”, select “RGB”; for those whose display mode can be set between “PC” and “AV”, select “PC” (selecting the other ones may lead to display image inaccuracies). Other display modes not mentioned here can be tried when encountering display problems.
7. Reboot the Sequoia 4K60L after changing to a different monitor (especially one that supports a different optimal resolution); this will ensure the Sequoia 4K60L selects the correct output resolution and frame rate.

1.4 Connections to the Sequoia 4K60L

Figure 1.4.1 Sequoia 4K60L Front Panel Components

Front Panel 2 / 3

Two USB Type-A connectors for connecting to mouse/keyboard/touch screens and controlling the connected four computer systems (Remote mode) and the Sequoia 4K60L Host mode operation.
Note: 1. The Sequoia 4K60L can provide a total maximum current of 500mA for each
USB Type-A port.
2. Please be advised when using wireless mouse/keyboard, signal interference may occur with other 2.4 GHz devices in close proximity, leading to slow mouse movement or other issues. The Sequoia 4K60L has multiple USB ports closely packed together, and with each USB port capable of supporting one user connection, it would be best to use short USB extension cables to physically separate the wireless USB receiver dongles or use USB hubs for direct wired connections to mouse/keyboard/touch screens to avoid any interference.
3. If you plan to use a USB hub to support more USB devices i.e. keyboard, mouse and touch screen, it is strongly recommended to use a powered USB hub to prevent any drops in performance. If a powered USB hub is not available, you may use an unpowered USB 2.0 Hub instead.
4. The following items can be commonly used for USB extension to avoid any interference:
A short USB extension cable can physically separate multiple wireless USB receiver dongles concurrently connected to the Sequoia 4K60L, preventing any signal interference.
A USB hub for direct wired connections to mouse/keyboard and/or touch screen is an option to completely prevent interference.

HDMI OUT 2 4

For USB connections over longer distances (up to 150 feet), USB extension over CATx cable is recommended.
The HDMI Type-A connectors marked HDMI OUT 2 3 will display routed HDMI IN 1 4 sources in fullscreen on the connected monitors when they are in Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) or Single-View Seamless Switching mode.
The HDMI Type-A connector marked HDMI OUT 4 will display a duplicated quad-view of HDMI OUT when in Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode on the connected monitor; or will display routed HDMI IN 1 4 source in fullscreen when switch to Single-View Seamless Switching mode. (HDMI to DVI adapters may be needed)
Note: Transmission of audio signal is not included when using DVI to HDMI adapter.

Table 1.4.1 Sequoia 4K60L Front Panel Components Description

Figure 1.4.2 Sequoia 4K60L Rear Panel Components

Rear Panel

USB Type-B

Four USB Type-B ports for connecting the respective computers’ USB Type-A ports via standard USB A/B cables; and transmission of keyboard/mouse control
signals to source computers.

USB Type-A connector for connecting mouse/keyboard/touch screen and controlling the connected four computer systems (Remote mode) and the Sequoia 4K60L Host mode operation.

Reserved for future functions:

Serial ports communication protocol support RS-232, RS-485 or RS-422. RS-232: for using Avitech’s ASCII commands or using third-party controller to

control the Sequoia 4K60L.

RS-232/485/422

RS-485/RS-422: for using third-party controller to control Sequoia 4K60L.

(3-pin terminal block) Note:

1. For RS-485 and RS-422 protocol can only support either RS-485 or RS-422 in

a time.

2. For the pin assignment for RS-232/485/422, refer to Appendix (C) “Serial Port

Pin Out” for more details.

Dip Switches

Resets the Sequoia 4K60L to factory default settings. Refer to Appendix (B) “Resetting to the Factory Default State” for more details.

Ethernet (IP)

For connecting to the web browser-based GUI and control using Http commands via a network connection (Protocol: TCP/IP, UDP)

HDMI IN 1 4 HDMI OUT

Four HDMI Type-A connectors for HDMI/DVI-D input sources (DVI to HDMI adapters may be needed).
Note: Transmission of audio signal is not included when using the DVI to HDMI adapter.
HDMI Type-A connector for multiview display or routing HDMI IN 1 4 source signal in single-view fullscreen display on the connected monitor (a HDMI to DVI adapter may be needed).
Note: Transmission of audio signal is not included when using DVI to HDMI adapter to connect to monitor.

Power (DC 12V/2A)

Connects to a DC 12V 3A power adapter.

Power Switch

Turns the Sequoia 4K60L power ON or OFF.

Table 1.4.2 Sequoia 4K60L Rear Panel Components Description

1. Non-standard keyboards i.e. keyboards that require manual installation of drivers are not
supported. 2. Compatibility between the computer and the Sequoia 4K60L may depend on the computer’s
BIOS Setup. Refer to the computer’s BIOS Setup and make sure “USB port” is enabled if this item exists in the computer’s BIOS Setup (typically found in the “Advanced” or “Onboard Device Configuration” menu).

2. System Configuration
The Sequoia 4K60L features automatic sensing of input signals with “NO VIDEO” alarm, automatic detection and selection of optimum display resolution, and auto configuration of a user workstation with mixed multiviewer and full screen displays base on the flexible monitors and USB connections. To control your Sequoia 4K60L directly, connect the keyboard and mouse to the USB Type-A ports marked
on both of its front and rear panels. The Sequoia 4K60L supports three different display modes can meet various operating requirements. This chapter discusses the connections to different display modes and daisy chain. To change the display mode configuration of the Sequoia 4K60L, please refer to section (4.6.3) “Configuration” for more details. (For Video Wall Control mode, please refer to section (5.1) “Video Wall Configuration” for more details)

2.1 Display Mode: Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable)

By default, the Sequoia 4K60L is set to Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode with a

mixed multiviewer and full screen displays. To control your Sequoia 4K60L directly, connect a keyboard

and mouse sets to the USB Type-A ports marked

on its front or rear panel. If your Sequoia 4K60L

had set to another display mode, you can use keyboard hotkey “Alt q b” (make sure the K/M control is in Host mode on the port marked HDMI OUT on rear panel) to switch back to Quad Multiview +

Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode.

1. A defined hotkey combination with a plus symbol (“+”) means the keys joined by a plus symbol need to be pressed and held, before pressing the last key.
2. A defined hotkey combinations with a dash symbol (“”) means the sequence needs to be followed exactly to carry out a complete switching/routing action. Press and release the key, then press and release the next key, until the hotkey is completed.

The following figure shows a typical setup with Sequoia 4K60L connected to 4K UHD monitors and one set of keyboard and mouse for controlling four systems.

DO NOT block the vents on the front and side panels of the Sequoia 4K60L. Doing so may impair its internal components and/or its heat dissipation.

Figure 2.1.1 Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) Connection Diagram White cursor represents the Host cursor; dark cursor represents the cursor of the operating system Step 1. Connect the first computer’s display output to the port marked HDMI IN 1 on the rear panel of
the Sequoia 4K60L. Repeat this step for all source computers to the ports marked HDMI IN 2 4 of the Sequoia 4K60L.
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Step 2. (For video only sources, you may skip this step) Connect a USB A/B cable to the first computer’s USB Type-A port, and connect the other end to the USB Type-B port marked 1 on the rear panel
of the Sequoia 4K60L. Repeat this step for all source computers to the USB Type-B ports marked 2 4.

1. Be sure to connect the first computer to the USB Type-B port marked 1, the second computer to USB Type-B port marked 2, and so forth.
2. (For Windows 2000 users) Upon connecting your Sequoia 4K60L to a computer through the USB interface for the first time, perform the Windows’ on-screen steps to initialize the USB connection.

Step 3. Connect the port marked HDMI OUT on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L to the monitor using the appropriate signal cable.
Step 4. Connect the port marked HDMI OUT 2 3 on the front panel of Sequoia 4K60L to the monitors using the appropriate signal cables.

Step 5. Connect the port marked HDMI OUT 4 on the front panel of Sequoia 4K60L to the monitor using an appropriate signal cable for view only the duplicated image of the port marked HDMI OUT.

Step 6. Connect a set of wireless keyboard/mouse to the USB Type-A port marked panel of the Sequoia 4K60L that will be used to control the Sequoia 4K60L.

on front or rear

1. The Sequoia 4K60L can provide a total maximum current of 500mA for each USB Type-A port.
2. Please be advised when using wireless mouse/keyboard, signal interference may occur with other 2.4 GHz devices in close proximity, leading to slow mouse movement or other issues.
3. If you plan to use a USB hub to support more USB devices i.e. keyboard, mouse and touch screen, it is strongly recommended to use a powered USB hub to prevent any drops in performance. If a powered USB hub is not available, you may use an unpowered USB 2.0 hub instead.
4. The following items can be commonly used for USB extension to avoid any interference:
A short USB extension cable can physically separate multiple wireless USB receiver dongles concurrently connected to the Sequoia 4K60L, preventing any signal interference.
A USB hub for direct wired connections to mouse/keyboard and/or touch screen display is an option to completely prevent interference.
For USB connections over longer distances (up to 150 feet), USB extension over CATx cable is recommended.
5. Non-standard keyboards i.e. keyboards that require manual installation of drivers are not supported.

Step 7. Connect power to/and boot-up the four source computers.

Step 8. Connect power to the monitors and turn on the monitors.

Step 9. Connect the power adapter to the DC 12V/2A power in jack on the Sequoia 4K60L and press the power switch so that the Sequoia 4K60L is turned on.

Step 10. The Avitech logo will appear briefly on the monitors and after approximately 100 seconds a

quad-view display on screen 1, single-view fullscreen images on screen 2/3, and a duplicated

quad-view display on screen 4 will appear, along with the Host cursor that can be controlled

directly through the mouse connected to USB Type-A ports marked

on the rear or front

panels of the Sequoia 4K60L.

2.2 Display Mode: Single-View Seamless Switching
By default, the Sequoia 4K60L default is set to Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) display mode, so use keyboard hotkey “Alt s s” (make sure the K/M control is in Host mode on the port marked HDMI OUT) to switch to Single-View Seamless Switching mode, then you can use the keyboard and mouse to control the four computers directly in Single-View Seamless Switching display mode. The display mode will be saved in the Sequoia 4K60L device automatically. After power cycle, the display mode will not be changed until the next display mode change through keyboard hotkey or web browser-based GUI.
The following figure shows the setup with Sequoia 4K60L connected to 4K UHD monitors and one set of keyboard and mouse for controlling four systems.
DO NOT block the vents on the front and side panels of the Sequoia 4K60L. Doing so may impair its internal components and/or its heat dissipation.

Figure 2.2.1 Single-View Seamless Switching Connection Diagram White cursor represents the Host cursor; dark cursor represents the cursor of the operating system
Step 1. Connect the first computer’s display output to the port marked HDMI IN 1 of the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L. Repeat the step for all source computers to the ports marked HDMI IN 2 4 of the Sequoia 4K60L.
Step 2. (For video only application, you may skip this step) Connect a USB A/B cable to the first computer’s USB Type-A port and connect the other end to the USB Type-B port marked 1 on the rear panel of the Sequoia 4K60L. Repeat this step for all source computers to the USB Type-B ports marked 2 4.
1. Be sure to connect the first computer to the USB Type-B port marked 1, the second computer to USB Type-B port marked 2, and so forth.
2. (For Windows 2000 users) Upon connecting your Sequoia 4K60L to a computer through the USB interface for the first time, perform the Windows’ on-screen steps to initialize the USB connection.

Step 3. Connect the port marked HDMI OUT of on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L to the monitor using the appropriate signal cable.
Step 4. Connect the port marked HDMI OUT 2 4 on the front panel of Sequoia 4K60L to the monitors using the appropriate signal cables.

Step 5. Connect a set of wireless keyboard/mouse to the USB Type-A port marked

on front or rear

panel of Sequoia 4K60L that will be used to control the four computer sources.

Step 6. Connect power to/and boot-up the four source computers.

Step 7. Connect power to the monitors and turn on the monitors.

Step 8. Connect the power adapter to the DC 12V/2A power in jack on the Sequoia 4K60L and press the power switch so that the Sequoia 4K60L is turned on.

Step 9. The Avitech logo will appear briefly on the monitors and after approximately 100 seconds, then a

quad-view display on screen 1, single-view fullscreen on screen 2/3, and a duplicated

quad-view display on screen 4 will appear. Now the Host cursor can be controlled directly

through the mouse connected to USB Type-A ports marked

on rear or front panel of your

Sequoia 4K60L.

Step 10. Use keyboard hotkey “Alt s s” to change the display mode to Single-View Seamless Switching. Wait for the source images to appear on the display devices, and the Sequoia
4K60L will be in Single-View Seamless Switching mode.

2.3 Display Mode: Video Wall Control

To switch your Sequoia 4K60L to Video Wall Control display mode, connect a keyboard to the USB

Type-A ports marked

on its front or rear panel and use keyboard hotkey “Alt v w” to switch to

Video Wall Control mode. The display mode will be saved in Sequoia 4K60L device automatically.

After power cycle, the display mode will not be changed until the next display mode change through

keyboard hotkey or web browser-based GUI.

The following figure shows the default 2×2 video wall setup when using the hotkey to switch to Video Wall Control mode.

DO NOT block the vents on the front and side panels of the Sequoia 4K60L. Doing so may impair its internal components and/or its heat dissipation.

Figure 2.3.1 Sequoia 4K60L Video Wall Connection Diagram
Step 1. Connect the first video source’s display output to the port marked HDMI IN 1 on the rear panel of the Sequoia 4K60L using an appropriate signal cable.

Step 2. Repeat previous step for other three video sources connect to the ports marked HDMI IN 2 4 of the Sequoia 4K60L using the appropriate signal cables.

Step 3. Connect the port marked HDMI OUT on rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L to the corresponding video wall screen 1 using an appropriate signal cable.

Step 4. Repeat previous step for other three ports marked HDMI OUT 2 4 on the front panel of Sequoia 4K60L to the corresponding video wall screen 2 4 using the appropriate signal cables.

Step 5. Connect power to/and boot-up the four video source devices.

Step 6. Connect power to the monitors and turn on the monitors.

Step 7. Connect the power adapter to the DC 12V/2A power in jack on the Sequoia 4K60L and press the power switch so that the Sequoia 4K60L is turned on.

Step 8. The Avitech logo will appear briefly on the monitors and after approximately 100 seconds, then the display screen will show the default mode (a quad-view display on screen 1, single-view fullscreen on screen 2/3, and a duplicated quad-view display on screen 4).

Step 9. Connect a keyboard to the USB Type-A ports marked

on its front and rear panel and use

keyboard hotkey “Alt v w” to switch to Video Wall Control mode.

2.4 Daisy Chain
The daisy chain function of the Sequoia 4K60L supports up to 16 UHD/FHD computer and video sources displayed on a UHD 4K monitor with mouse/keyboard/multi-touch operations. With automatic configuration of multiple daisy chained units on the same network, it is easy to add or remove Sequoia 4K60L units in a daisy chained group.
1. The default IP address of Sequoia 4K60L is 192.168.0.5, if more than two Sequoia 4K60L are on the same network for daisy chain, please make sure the primary Sequoia 4K60L has a unique IP address. For more information on changing the IP address, refer to section (4.6.2) “Network”.
2. Whenever the Sequoia 4K60L devices are used in daisy chain configuration, please flip the dip switch 1 to the ON position for each device before powering on the Sequoia 4K60L devices.
3. Before setting the dip switch 1 to the ON position, please make sure each Sequoia 4K60L device has been set to the Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) display mode (may use hotkey “Alt q b” to set this display mode).
4. Whenever the Sequoia 4K60L devices are in daisy chain configuration, please power on all the secondary devices first (see Figure 2.4.1 for an example, the secondary devices are Sequoia 4K60L (2) to Sequoia 4K60L (5)), before powering on the primary device.
5. Whenever power or ethernet connection is interrupted to any of the secondary Sequoia 4K60L in a daisy chained configuration, upon restoring the connection, please reboot the primary Sequoia 4K60L (see Figure 2.4.1 as example, the primary device is the Sequoia 4K60L (1)).
The following figure shows an example of five Sequoia 4K60L units daisy chained in one group, with each Sequoia 4K60L connected to four source computers. Using just one set of keyboard/mouse, an operator can control the 16 computer sources on the display.
Figure 2.4.1 Daisy Chain Example of Five Sequoia 4K60L Devices
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Step 1. Connect the first computer’s display output to the port marked HDMI IN 1 on the rear panel of the Sequoia 4K60L (2). Repeat this step for the 2nd 4th computers to the ports marked HDMI IN 2 4 on the rear panel of the Sequoia 4K60L (2); the 5th 8th computers to the ports marked HDMI IN 1 4 on the rear panel of the Sequoia 4K60L (3); the 9th 12th computers to the ports marked HDMI IN 1 4 on the rear panel of the Sequoia 4K60L (4); the 13th 16th computers to the ports marked HDMI IN 1 4 on the rear panel of the Sequoia 4K60L (5).
Step 2. Connect a USB A/B cable to the first computer’s USB Type-A port and connect the other end to the USB Type-B port marked 1 on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (2). Repeat this step for the 2nd 4th computers to the USB Type-B ports marked 2 4 on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (2); the 5th 8th computers to the USB Type-B ports marked 1 4 on the rear panel of the Sequoia 4K60L (3); the 9th 12th computers to the USB Type-B ports marked 1 4 on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (4); the 13th 16th computers to the USB Type-B ports marked 1 4 on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (5).

Step 3. Connect the port marked HDMI OUT on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (2) to the HDMI IN 1 on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (1) using the appropriate signal cable.

Step 4. Connect the port marked HDMI OUT on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (3) to the HDMI IN 2 on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (1) using the appropriate signal cable.

Step 5. Connect the port marked HDMI OUT on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (4) to the HDMI IN 3 on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (1) using the appropriate signal cable.

Step 6. Connect the port marked HDMI OUT on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (5) to the HDMI IN 4 on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (1) using the appropriate signal cable.

Step 7. Connect the port marked HDMI OUT of on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60L (1) to the monitor using the appropriate signal cable.

Step 8. Connect a keyboard and mouse to the USB port marked of Sequoia 4K60L (1).

located on the rear or front panel

Step 9. (Optional) Connect the ports marked HDMI OUT 2 4 of on the front panel of Sequoia 4K60L (1) to the monitors using the appropriate signal cables for the duplicate daisy chained multiview
image.

Step 10. Connect a standard CAT-5e/6 Ethernet cable to the port marked IP (Ethernet) of Sequoia 4K60L (1), then connect the other end of the standard CAT-5e/6 Ethernet cable to the Ethernet switch. Repeat this step for Sequoia 4K60L (2) Sequoia 4K60L (5).

Step 11. Connect power to/and boot-up the all the source computers.

Step 12. Connect power to the Ethernet network switch.

Step 13. Connect power to the monitor and turn on the monitor.

Step 14. Flip the dip switch 1 to ON position for each Sequoia 4K60L device.
Step 15. Connect the power adapters to the DC 12V/2A power in jack on the Sequoia 4K60L (1) Sequoia 4K60L (5). First, press the power switch of Sequoia 4K60L (2) Sequoia 4K60L (5) to power on the secondary devices first. Next, press the power switch of Sequoia 4K60L (1) to power on the primary device, after the secondary devices have begun to power on.

Step 16. The Avitech logo will appear briefly on the monitor, and after approximately 160 seconds the 16 windows (each containing an image from one of the connected source computers) will appear, along with the Host cursor that can be controlled directly through the mouse connected to Sequoia 4K60L (1).

3. Basic Operations

The Sequoia 4K60L always operates in one of two mouse operating modes: Host and Remote mode. Users are able to freely switch between these two modes anytime during operation for different uses. This chapter discusses these operating modes, their functions, and hotkeys in detail.

Host Mode

When the Sequoia 4K60L is in Host mode, the Host cursor appears on the display upon connecting a

mouse device to USB Type-A port marked by this connected mouse.

on the Sequoia 4K60L. The cursor will be controlled

Host mode provides a monitoring solution for computer/video input signals. Users can use the Host cursor to select and adjust window size, position, and multiview layout directly on the on-screen interface.

Move the mouse cursor to a specific window and double-left-click to enter the Remote mode.

To switch back to Host mode, use the keyboard hotkey “Pause/Break”, or double-click the mouse scroll wheel.

Other features such as the pop-up selection menu and hotkeys are features of this mode to enhance ease of control and operation, and are discussed in detail in section (3.1) “Host Mode”.

In Host mode, double-click the mouse scroll button to cycle switch between the default layouts.

To close a specific window, move the Host cursor onto the window and double-click the mouse right button to close it.

To add a window, move the Host cursor to the blank area, left-click and drag the mouse to draw a rectangle, then release the mouse left button, and the newly added window will appear on the screen.

To lock or unlock window size and position, move the Host cursor to the top left corner of the display

until the cursor becomes , then click to lock the window layout. Repeat these steps to unlock the layout.

1. The Host mode operation is available when: The Sequoia 4K60L is in Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode.
The Sequoia 4K60L is in Single-View Seamless Switching mode.
2. Upon re-connecting a keyboard or mouse, the Host cursor may disappear. Move the mouse to have it re-appear.

Please keep in mind, when adding a window, the newly added window cannot overlay the other three windows.

Remote Mode
The Remote mode is only applicable for computer sources with USB A/B cables connection to Sequoia 4K60L for mouse/keyboard operation.
By default, when the Sequoia 4K60L enters Remote mode, the Host cursor disappears, and the “Surfer” feature is enabled. The window’s border will turn yellow; this signifies that your Sequoia 4K60L is now in Remote mode with the “Surfer” function. The “Surfer” function allows keyboard and mouse switching by moving the mouse cursor between
the windows. Remote mode provides direct keyboard and mouse control to the selected computer system within
its window. The Sequoia 4K60L can only enter Remote to take control of a computer with the correct USB
Type-B port (marked 1 4) connection.

For computers hosting Linux, Android, or an Embedded Operating System, you will need to turn off the “Surfer” feature by using the keyboard hotkey “Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F8” or by pressing side-back-key of the mouse (if available) to control that computer.
With “Surfer” feature turned off, the window’s border will turn red, and the keyboard and mouse control will stay within the window. You can still enter Host mode by using the keyboard hotkey “Pause/Break” or double-clicking the mouse scroll wheel.
Tips on Navigating the Sequoia 4K60L
A maximum of four computers can be connected to a single Sequoia 4K60L. The Sequoia 4K60L puts the images of four computers onto four windows and simultaneously displays them on the monitor. Instant switching of inputs through the pop-up selections is supported; thus, any of the four computers can be monitored on the display and controlled using a connected mouse and keyboard.
When Host mode of the quad-view monitor is active, use the mouse connected to your Sequoia 4K60L to resize and reposition windows on the display.
To switch from Host mode to Remote mode, move the Host cursor to the top-right corner of the targeted window and then click the Enter Remote mode icon (or move the Host cursor into that window and double-left-click your mouse).
When entering Remote mode (“Surfer” feature is automatically active), your Sequoia 4K60L automatically transfers its keyboard and mouse control to the selected computer. Use the keyboard and mouse connected to the Sequoia 4K60L to control that computer.
To switch back to Host mode, use the keyboard hotkey “Pause/Break”, or double-click the mouse scroll wheel. The Sequoia 4K60L will return to Host mode and the Host cursor will reappear.

3.1 Host Mode
In Host mode, users can monitor images of the connected computers and adjust four windows at a time using the provided selections and menu. Basic operations allowed in Host mode are mentioned below.
The Host mode operation is available when: 1. The Sequoia 4K60L is in Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode. 2. The Sequoia 4K60L is in Single-View Seamless Switching mode.

3.1.1 Pop-up Selections The following are the pop-up selections for Sequoia 4K60L:

Swap: enables a window to switch its position with another window (this icon only appears

in the quad-view layout in Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode)

Enter Remote mode: enter Remote operation mode and control the computer

corresponding to the window

Switch the window’s source to display on HDMI OUT 2 (this icon only appears on the

quad-view layout display in Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode)

Switch the window’s source to display on HDMI OUT 3 (this icon only appears on the

quad-view layout display in Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode)

Fullscreen: set a window to fullscreen (this icon only appears on the quad-view layout display

in Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode)

Select HDMI IN 1 input source (this icon only appears when in fullscreen)

Select HDMI IN 2 input source (this icon only appears when in fullscreen)

Select HDMI IN 3 input source (this icon only appears when in fullscreen)

Select HDMI IN 4 input source (this icon only appears when in fullscreen)

Change to default quad-view layout (this icon only appears on the quad-view layout display in

Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode)

Restore: return from a fullscreen view to previous layout (this icon only appears on the

quad-view layout display in Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode)

HDMI audio: embedded audio output in HDMI signal is enabled (this icon only appears when

in fullscreen)

HDMI audio: embedded audio output in HDMI signal is disabled (this icon only appears when

in fullscreen)

When the Sequoia 4K60L detects:
1. A source that does not have a USB connection, the Enter Remote mode pop-up icon on the corresponding window will be disabled.
2. An input source was lost; the HDMI IN # icon in the pop-up selections will be disabled. 3.When any of the displays from HDMI OUT 2 or 3 is closed, the corresponding HDMI IN icon in
the pop-up selection will be disabled and cannot be selected to route to the display when it is fullscreen

The pop-up selections of the four windows.

will appear upon moving the Host cursor to the top-right of each

Figure 3.1.1.1 Pop-up Selections of Quad-view Window in Host mode 23

Or, upon moving the Host cursor to the window’s top-right position when any window is set to fullscreen

mode, the pop-up selections

will appear.

Figure 3.1.1.2 Pop-up Selections of Fullscreen Window

1. The pop-up selections

are only available when any of the windows is

set to fullscreen mode.

2. When the INPUT # icon is greyed out, it means its source is currently displaying on the monitor,

or the source is not connected.

Click the Enter Remote mode icon on a selected window or double-click the mouse left button to enter the Sequoia 4K60L’s Remote mode.
Remote mode allows direct connection to the selected computer through the USB connection.
Your Sequoia 4K60L’s keyboard and mouse will now control the selected computer; the Host cursor will disappear when your Sequoia 4K60L is in Remote mode.
Press the keyboard hotkey “Pause/Break” or double-click the mouse scroll button connected to your Sequoia 4K60L to return keyboard and mouse control to the Sequoia 4K60L. The Host cursor will reappear.

3.1.2 Functions

The Sequoia 4K60L allows free control of the windows directly through the connected mouse. The following is a list of summarized functions available in Host mode.

Function Window resizing Window repositioning

Drag any of the four corners or edges of a window to a desired size. Drag a window to a desired position.

Window position swapping
Lock/unlock window layout
Window closing
Window adding

Move the Host cursor to the top-right corner of a window; click the icon. Then move the Host cursor to another window and click anywhere in the second window to swap the two windows, including the window labels.
Move the Host cursor to the top left corner of the display until the mouse cursor becomes a capital letter , then click to lock the window layout. Repeat these steps to unlock the layout.
Move the Host cursor onto the window, then double-click the mouse right key to close the window.
In the blank area, left-click and drag the mouse to draw a rectangle, then release the mouse left button, and the newly added window will appear on the screen. Note: The newly add window cannot be overlaid with other three windows.

Function
Access a remote computer
Fullscreen window Switch source to display on bypass monitor
Enable/disable audio output
Cycle switch default multiview layouts
Cropping image

Double-left-click when the Host cursor is on a window with a computer source,
or move the Host cursor to the top-right corner of a window; click the icon to
enter Remote mode on the corresponding computer. The icon will be disabled if the USB Type-B port of Sequoia 4K60L is not connected to a computer’s USB Type-A port.

Move the Host cursor to the top-right corner of a window; click the icon and

then the window will maximize to fullscreen. Click the fullscreen.

icon to return from

Move the Host cursor to the top-right corner of a window; click the or icon to switch the source in the window to display on HDMI OUT 2 or HDMI OUT 3.
Move the Host cursor to the top-right corner of a window; when the pop-up selection appears:
Click (corresponds to red tally ) icon to disable output of HDMI embedded audio of corresponding source.
Click the (corresponds to green tally ) icon to enable output of HDMI embedded audio.
Double-click the mouse scroll button to switch between the default multiview layouts.
Move the mouse onto a particular window, then press keyboard hotkey “Ctrl + C” to enter cropping mode and the window will become fullscreen. Click and drag the mouse (continuous press of left mouse button) to produce a crop area. The crop area is the area in the green frame displayed on screen. Click and drag any of the edges of the green frame to enlarge/reduce the crop area. May also use the hotkeys detailed in the next section to fine-tune the scope of the area to be cropped without using the mouse button.
Table 3.1.2.1 Host Mode Functions

3.1.3 Hotkeys
1. A defined hotkey combination with a plus symbol (“+”) means the keys joined by a plus symbol need to be pressed and held, before pressing the last key.
2. A defined hotkey combination with a dash symbol (“”) means the sequence needs to be followed exactly to carry out a complete switching/routing action. Press and release the key, then press and release the next key, until the hotkey is completed.

Hotkeys Apply for Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) Mode

The hotkeys that are available when utilizing the Sequoia 4K60L under Host operation in Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode are below:

Keys Ctrl 1 # (window ID 1 4)

To set a window to display on the monitor connected to port marked HDMI OUT in fullscreen mode. (i.e. “Ctrl 1 1” will set window 1 to display in fullscreen mode; “Ctrl 1 3” will set window 3 to display in fullscreen mode)
Note:
1. When window was hidden from display, the hidden window cannot be set to fullscreen mode when using this hotkey.
2. This hotkey is only available for the port marked HDMI OUT of Sequoia 4K60L.

Keys

Ctrl # (HDMI OUT ID 2 3) # (Input ID 1 4)

To route an input source to display on the monitors connected to the ports marked HDMI OUT 2 and HDMI OUT 3. (i.e. “Ctrl 2 1” will set input source 1 to display in fullscreen mode on HDMI OUT 2; “Ctrl 3 2” will set input source 2 to display in fullscreen mode on the monitor connected to HDMI OUT 3).
Note: This hotkey is only available for the ports marked HDMI OUT 2 and HDMI OUT 3 of Sequoia 4K60L.

Ctrl 1 Q

Resume to quad multiview display layout before fullscreen mode. Note: This hotkey is only available for the port marked HDMI OUT of Sequoia 4K60L.

Home

Returns to Sequoia 4K60L default quad-view layout. Note: This hotkey is only available for the port marked HDMI OUT of Sequoia 4K60L.

Ctrl + S

Saves the display configuration as the latest preset to the Sequoia 4K60L so that on the next boot-up the latest preset will be loaded.

Page Up/Page Down

Switch between the three factory default multiview layout presets.

Load the previous user-icon preset. Note: The user-icon presets need to be preconfigured through web browser-based GUI.

Load the next user-icon preset. Note: The user-icon presets need to be preconfigured through web browser-based GUI.

Shift + # (window ID) # (Input ID)
(the # value range is from 1 to 4)

To route an input source to display on other window for the port marked HDMI OUT of Sequoia 4K60L, i.e. “Shift + 2 1” will route input source 1 to display on window 2; “Shift + 3 4” will route input source 4 to display on window 3). Note:
1. Must use the right Shift key on the keyboard to perform this function.
2. This hotkey is only available for the port marked HDMI OUT of Sequoia 4K60L.

Ctrl + C

L + /

To adjust the left border of cropping area by 1 pixel. When keyboard Caps Lock key is On, the left border will be adjusted in 50 pixel basis.

R + /

To adjust the right border of cropping area by 1 pixel. When keyboard Caps Lock key is On, the right border will be adjusted in 50 pixel basis.

T + /

To adjust the top border of cropping area by 1 pixel. When keyboard Caps Lock key is On, the top border will be adjusted in 50 pixel basis.

B + /

To adjust the bottom border of cropping area by 1 pixel. When keyboard Caps Lock key is On, the bottom border will be adjusted in 50 pixel basis.

Space

To toggles on/off the cropped image preview function.

S +

To reset the cropping area to default setting. Or click the mouse right button to reset the cropping area.

Note: 1.The image (window) selected is where the Host cursor is currently residing. 2.The cropped area will be saved in Sequoia 4K60L and will be recalled upon using
keyboard hotkey “Ctrl + C”.

Ctrl + X

To return to the image native resolution.

Alt Q B

To switch display configuration to Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode, (A Quad-view on the HDMI OUT port, single-view fullscreen on HDMI OUT 2 / 3 ports and a duplicated Quad multiview image of HDMI OUT on HDMI OUT 4.

Keys Alt S S
Alt V W
password
Alt + L s-blank Enter (lower-case) s-blank# Enter (lower-case)

To switch display configuration to Single-View Seamless Switching mode. (the four HDMI output ports are all displaying in single-view fullscreen with each input source displayed)
To switch display configuration to Video Wall Control mode. (a 2×2 video wall with each input source displayed on individual screen)
Toggle to lock/unlock the keyboard/mouse function. Upon using keyboard hotkey “kmlock” (The default password is kmlock in lower-case) the keyboard/mouse function will be lock/unlock. You can change the password through web browser-based GUI.
To toggle lock/unlock the current window layout, and disables any adjustment of window size and position made by the Host cursor.
To toggle to turn off/on all of the display monitors connected to Sequoia 4K60L. Upon using keyboard hotkey “s-blank”, then press Enter to turn off / on all the display monitors.
To toggle to turn off/on a specified display monitor connected to Sequoia 4K60L. Upon using keyboard hotkey, i.e. “s-blank2”, then press Enter will turn off / on the display monitor connected to the port marked HDMI OUT 2.
Table 3.1.3.1 Hotkeys of Host Operation Mode

Hotkeys Apply for Single-View Seamless Switching Mode

Hotkeys are available when utilizing the Sequoia 4K60L under the Host operation in Single-View Seamless Switching mode. Detailed below are the Host operation mode hotkeys.

Keys

Ctrl # (HDMI OUT ID 1 4) # (Input port ID 1 4)

To set an input source to display on the monitors connected to four HDMI output ports (i.e. “Ctrl 1 1” will set input 1 to display on the port marked HDMI OUT; “Ctrl 3 2” will set input 2 to display on the monitor connected to the port marked HDMI OUT 3).

Ctrl + C
L + / R + / T + /

To toggles on/off the Crop mode in Host mode. Upon pressing keyboard hotkey “Ctrl + C”, the image will automatically be switched to fullscreen and a green outline frame displayed on screen, you can drag the mouse (continuous press of left mouse button) to produce a crop area, and then use the following hotkeys to adjust or reset the cropping area. When complete crop area setting, use keyboard Enter key to apply the cropping effect.
To adjust the left border of cropping area by 1 pixel. When keyboard Caps Lock key is On, the left border will be adjusted in 50 pixel basis.
To adjust the right border of cropping area by 1 pixel. When keyboard Caps Lock key is On, the right border will be adjusted in 50 pixel basis.
To adjust the top border of cropping area by 1 pixel. When keyboard Caps Lock key is On, the top border will be adjusted in 50 pixel basis.

B + /

To adjust the bottom border of cropping area by 1 pixel. When keyboard Caps Lock key is On, the bottom border will be adjusted in 50 pixel basis.

Space

To toggles on/off the cropped image preview function.

S +

To reset the cropping area to default setting. Or click the mouse right button to reset the cropping area.
Note: 1.The image (window) selected is where the Host cursor is currently residing. 2.The cropped area will be saved in Sequoia 4K60L and will be recalled upon using
keyboard hotkey “Ctrl + C”.

Ctrl + X

To return to the image native resolution.

Keys Alt Q B
Alt S S Alt V W
password
Alt + L s-blank (lower-case) s-blank# (lower-case)

To switch display configuration to Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode. (A Quad-view on the port marked HDMI OUT of Sequoia 4K60L, single-view fullscreen on the ports marked HDMI OUT 2 / 3 and a duplicated Quad multiview image of HDMI OUT on the port marked HDMI OUT 4.
To switch display configuration to Single-View Seamless Switching mode, the four HDMI OUT ports are all displaying in single-view fullscreen with each input source displayed.
To switch display configuration to Video Wall Control mode, a 2×2 video wall with each input source displayed on individual screen.
Toggle to lock/unlock the keyboard/mouse function. Upon using keyboard hotkey “kmlock” (The default password is kmlock in lower-case) the keyboard/mouse function will be lock/unlock. You can change the password through web browser-based GUI.
To toggle lock/unlock the current window layout, and disables any adjustment of window size and position made by the Host cursor.
To toggle to turn off/on all of the display monitors connected to Sequoia 4K60L. Upon using keyboard hotkey “s-blank”, then press Enter to turn off / on all the display monitors.
To toggle to turn off/on a specified display monitor connected to Sequoia 4K60L. Upon using keyboard hotkey, i.e. “s-blank2”, then press Enter will turn off / on the display monitor connected to the port marked HDMI OUT 2.
Table 3.1.3.2 Hotkeys of Host Operation Mode

Hotkeys Apply for Daisy Chain

Hotkeys are available when utilizing the Sequoia 4K60L under the Host operation in Daisy Chain mode. Detailed below are the Host operation mode hotkeys.

Keys

Ctrl 1 #
(the window ID range is from 1 to 9, A to G)

To set a window to display in fullscreen mode on the monitor connected to the port marked HDMI OUT (i.e. “Ctrl 1 1” will set window 1 to display in fullscreen mode; “Ctrl 1 A” will set the window ID 10 to display in fullscreen mode).

Note:

1. When multiple Sequoia 4K60L devices are in daisy chain configuration, the source routing hotkey is only available for the port marked HDMI OUT.

2. The corresponding window ID in default layout of different daisy chain configurations is as below table.

Daisy chain quantity

Two Sequoia 4K60L

Three Sequoia 4K60L

Four Sequoia 4K60L

Five Sequoia 4K60L

Window ID

Ctrl 1 Q
Home
Ctrl + S Page Up/Page Down

Resume to multiview display layout before fullscreen mode. Note: This hotkey is only available for the port marked HDMI OUT of Sequoia 4K60L in Daisy Chain mode.
Returns to Sequoia 4K60L default daisy chain’s multiview layout.
Saves the display configuration as the latest preset to the Sequoia 4K60L so that on the next boot-up the latest preset will be loaded.
Switch between the factory default layout presets.
Load the previous user-icon preset. Note: The user-icon presets need to be preconfigured through web browser-based GUI.

Keys

Load the next user-icon preset.

Note: The user-icon presets need to be preconfigured through web browser-based GUI.

Shift + # (window ID) # (Input ID)
(the window ID is from 1 to 9, A to G, the input ID is from 1 to 4)

To duplicate a source to display on other window in the daisy chain configuration, i.e. “Shift + 2 4” will duplicate the input 4’s image of the 2nd Sequoia 4K60L to display on window ID 2; “Shift + A 3” will duplicate input 3’s image of the 4th`Sequoia 4K60L to display on window ID A).

Note: 1. Must use the right Shift key on the keyboard. 2. The corresponding window ID in default layout of different daisy chain configurations is
as below table.

Daisy chain quantity

Two Sequoia 4K60L

Three Sequoia 4K60L

Four Sequoia 4K60L

Five Sequoia 4K60L

Window ID

Ctrl + C
L + / R + / T + / B + / Space S +
Ctrl + X password Alt + L s-blank (lower-case) s-blank# (lower-case)

To toggles on/off the Image Cropping mode in Host mode. Upon pressing keyboard hotkey “Ctrl + C”, the image will automatically be switched to fullscreen and a red outline frame displayed on screen, you can use the following hotkeys to adjust or reset the cropping area. When complete crop area setting, use keyboard Enter key to apply the cropping effect. To adjust the left border of cropping area by 1 pixel. When keyboard Caps Lock key is On, the left border will be adjusted in 50 pixel basis.
To adjust the right border of cropping area by 1 pixel. When keyboard Caps Lock key is On, the right border will be adjusted in 50 pixel basis.
To adjust the top border of cropping area by 1 pixel. When keyboard Caps Lock key is On, the top border will be adjusted in 50 pixel basis.
To adjust the bottom border of cropping area by 1 pixel. When keyboard Caps Lock key is On, the bottom border will be adjusted in 50 pixel basis.
To toggles on/off the cropped image preview function.
To reset the cropping area to default setting. Or click the mouse right button to reset the cropping area.
Note: 1.The image (window) selected is where the Host cursor is currently residing. 2.The cropped area will be saved in Sequoia 4K60L and will be recalled upon using
keyboard hotkey “Ctrl + C”.
To return to the image native resolution.
Toggle to lock/unlock the keyboard/mouse function. Upon using keyboard hotkey “kmlock” (The default password is kmlock in lower-case) the keyboard/mouse function will be lock/unlock. You can change the password through web browser-based GUI.
To toggle lock/unlock the current window layout, and disables any adjustment of window size and position made by the Host cursor.
To toggle to turn off/on all of the display monitors connected to Sequoia 4K60L. Upon using keyboard hotkey “s-blank”, then press Enter to turn off / on all the display monitors.
To toggle to turn off/on a specified display monitor connected to Sequoia 4K60L. Upon using keyboard hotkey, i.e. “s-blank2”, then press Enter will turn off / on the display monitor connected to the port marked HDMI OUT 2.
Table 3.1.3.3 Hotkeys of Host Operation Mode

3.2 Remote Mode
1. A defined hotkey combination with a plus symbol (“+”) means the keys joined by a plus symbol need to be pressed and held, before pressing the last key.
2. A defined hotkey combination with a dash symbol (“”) means the sequence needs to be followed exactly to carry out a complete switching/routing action. Press and release the key, then press and release the next key, until the hotkey is completed.

The following hotkeys are available when utilizing your Sequoia 4K60L under Remote mode.

Keys Pause Break
Ctrl + Shift + Alt + F8
Ctrl 1 # (window ID 1 4)
Ctrl 1 Q
Ctrl # (HDMI OUT ID 2 3) # (Input ID 1 4)
password s-blank (lower-case) s-blank# (lower-case)

Exits from Remote mode and returns to Host mode (or double-click the mouse scroll button).
Note: When using a keyboard without “Pause/Break” key, use hotkey “control + option (Alt) + shift + p” instead to perform Remote mode to Host mode switch.
Toggle “Surfer” feature off/on; moving mouse to a border shared with another computer will cause the keyboard and mouse to control the other computer. By default, the “Surfer” feature is enabled upon starting up the Sequoia 4K60L. For computers hosting Linux, or Android, or Embedded Operating System, you will need to switch off “Surfer” feature by using keyboard hotkey “Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F8” or pressing side-key of the mouse (if applicable) in order to control that computer.
To set a window to display on the monitor connected to port marked HDMI OUT in fullscreen mode. (i.e. “Ctrl 1 1” will set window 1 to display in fullscreen mode; “Ctrl 1 3” will set window 3 to display in fullscreen mode) Note:
1. When window was hidden from display, the hidden window cannot be set to fullscreen mode when using this hotkey.
2. This hotkey is only available for the port marked HDMI OUT of Sequoia 4K60L.
Resume to quad multiview display layout before fullscreen mode.
Note: This hotkey is only available for the port marked HDMI OUT of Sequoia 4K60L.
To route an input source to display on the monitors connected to the ports marked HDMI OUT 2 and HDMI OUT 3. (i.e. “Ctrl 2 1” will set input source 1 to display in fullscreen mode on HDMI OUT 2; “Ctrl 3 2” will set input source 2 to display in fullscreen mode on the monitor connected to HDMI OUT 3).
Note: This hotkey is only available for the ports marked HDMI OUT 2 and HDMI OUT 3 of Sequoia 4K60L.
Toggle to lock/unlock the keyboard/mouse function. Upon using keyboard hotkey “kmlock” (The default password is kmlock in lower-case) the keyboard/mouse function will be lock/unlock. You can change the password through web browser-based GUI.
To toggle to turn off/on all of the display monitors connected to Sequoia 4K60L. Upon using keyboard hotkey “s-blank”, then press Enter to turn off / on all the display monitors.
To toggle to turn off/on a specified display monitor connected to Sequoia 4K60L. Upon using keyboard hotkey, i.e. “s-blank2”, then press Enter will turn off / on the display monitor connected to the port marked HDMI OUT 2.

Table 3.2.1 Hotkeys of Remote Mode

3.3 Surfer Feature on Multiple Monitors Workstation
The Sequoia 4K60L will be in a multiple monitor workstation by default, when switched into the 1st (the port marked HDMI OUT) display (The “Surfer” feature default setting is ON) and moving your cursor out of your current window’s border toward the other window, your Sequoia 4K60L’s keyboard and mouse control will automatically switch to that corresponding source computer. Below figure shows the window control switching action upon moving the mouse to the window side. Moving the mouse from one window to another transfers control from the former window to the target window.
Figure 3.3.1 “Surfer” Feature on the Quad-View Layout of 1st Display When switched from the Host mode or Remote mode of the 1st (the port marked HDMI OUT) display into the 2nd (the port marked HDMI OUT 2) to 3th (the port marked HDMI OUT 3) display, the keyboard/mouse control will be transferred to the corresponding source computer.
Figure 3.3.2 Multiple Monitor Workstation Operation: White cursor represents the Host cursor; dark cursor represents the cursor of the operating system
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4. Setup Using the Web Browser-based GUI
The web browser-based GUI contains a collection of settings for the Sequoia 4K60L. It provides multiview display layout adjustment and advanced features include customized labeling, OSD options and basic setting for system. It also allows easy and intuitive control from computers and handheld touch devices.
1. The IP address of the controlling computer must be in the same network mask as the Sequoia 4K60L.
2. The default IP address of Sequoia 4K60L is 192.168.0.5, if more than two Sequoia 4K60L devices are on the same network, please make sure each Sequoia 4K60L has assigned a unique IP address and all the Sequoia 4K60L devices should be connected to the same network mask for controlling through web browser-based GUI. For more information on changing IP address, refer to section (4.6.2) “Network”.
3. As of the writing of this manual, only Microsoft Edge (version 16.x.xxxx.xx or later), Mozilla Firefox (version 52.x.x or later), Google Chrome (version 106.x.xxxx.xx or later) and Safari (version 11.x or later) web browsers are supported.
4. Upon completing the advanced feature setting through web browser-based GUI, you can close the browser program. If you prefer to keep the browser program running on your computer, be sure to refresh your browser before proceeding to change any feature setting of your Sequoia 4K60L.
Before connecting the controlling computer or handheld touch devices to the Sequoia 4K60L, the IP address of the controlling computer will need to be changed to a static IP, and its subnet mask must be set to a similar range as the Sequoia 4K60L (“192.168.0.5” factory- default IP address). Or, the IP address of the Sequoia 4K60L can be changed to a similar range as the controlling computer or handheld touch devices.
To start using the controlling computer or handheld touch devices to manage the video wall of Sequoia 4K60L, perform the following steps:
Step 1. Use the computer’s web browser and type “192.168.0.5” in the web browser URL bar (or replace the numbers with the current IP address of your Sequoia 4K60L), the web browser-based GUI will appear and the Sequoia 4K60L is ready for operation for modifying multiview layout or system setting. Or use the notebook or handheld touch device’s web browser, once the Wi-Fi connection is made, then type “192.168.0.5” in the web browser URL bar (or replace the numbers with the current IP address of your Sequoia 4K60L), the web browser-based GUI will appear and the Sequoia 4K60L is ready for operation for modifying video wall layout or system setting.
The IP address of the controlling computer (with Ethernet connection to Sequoia 4K60L) must be in the same network mask as the Sequoia 4K60L. If you use a notebook or handheld touch device, please turn on the Wi-Fi connection of your controlling device, search and select to connect the Wi-Fi network (password may be required) that the Sequoia 4K60L is connected to.
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Step 2. When the User Sign In window appears on the web page, enter the password admin (all lower-case) to login to control of the Sequoia 4K60L.
Figure 4.1 User Sign In Window The following table and figure give an overview of the entire web browser-based GUI’s components and briefly describes their functions for single Sequoia 4K60L device.

Figure 4.2 Web Browser-based GUI Component for Single Sequoia 4K60L Device

Web Browser-based GUI
Global Menu
Layout & Routing Edit Label

Allows users to Logout of Sequoia 4K60L. The default user name and password for login to
Sequoia 4K60L is admin (lower case). Enter fullscreen allows the web GUI page display in fullscreen mode. Close menu to return to web GUI page.
Multiview display layout adjustment.
Customizes input source names appearing on the web browser-based GUI and multiview display on monitor.

User Accounts System

Reserved for future option. At present, you can modify the hotkey to toggle lock/unlock keyboard/mouse function or to toggle monitor entering or wake from sleep mode.
Allows the user to change various system settings.

Table 4.1 Web Browser-based GUI Component Description for Single Sequoia 4K60L Device

The following table and figure give an overview of the web browser-based GUI’s components and briefly describes their functions for daisy chain multiple Sequoia 4K60L devices.

Figure 4.3 Web Browser-based GUI Component for Daisy Chained Sequoia 4K60L Devices

Web Browser-based GUI
Global Menu
Daisy Chain Edit Label

Allows user to Logout of Sequoia 4K60L. The default user name and password for login to
Sequoia 4K60L is admin (lower case). Enter fullscreen allows the web GUI page display in fullscreen mode. Close menu to return to web GUI page.
Allows user to adjust the multiview layout of daisy chain.
Customizes input source names appearing on the web browser-based GUI and multiview display on monitor.

User Accounts

Reserved for future option. At present, you can modify the hotkey to toggle lock/unlock keyboard/mouse function or to toggle monitor entering or wake from sleep mode.

Device List System

List the Sequoia 4K60L devices daisy chained in the same network. Allows the user to change various system settings.

Table 4.2 Web Browser-based GUI Component Description for Daisy Chained

4.1 Layout & Routing
4.1.1 Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) Mode
Layout & Routing provides an interface for user to adjust the multiview (window) layout, output resolution, OSD setting, fullscreen control and other features when in Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode of Sequoia 4K60L directly from the web browser-based GUI. The table below provides information on each component of Layout & Routing.

Figure 4.1.1.1 Multiview Layout Control Interface and Components

Layout & Routing

Multiview Layout

Allows user to adjust the multiview layout / output resolution / OSD setting / fullscreen control of Sequoia 4K60L.

Allows user to turn off/on the display monitor connected to Sequoia 4K60L.

: Click to turn off the monitor connected to the output port of Sequoia 4K60L. Upon click the switch, the monitor will enter to power saving mode after five (5) minutes.

Poewr Saving Mode Switch
Audio Switch

: Click to turn on the monitor connected to the output port of Sequoia 4K60L. Upon clicking the switch, the monitor will be turn on later (depending on different brand of monitors, the response time for wake up from power saving mode will differ from brands).
Note: When in Quad Multiview + Bypass (Daisy Chain Capable) mode, if you plan to set one of the showing quad-multiview monitors into power saving mode, to avoiding image become abnormal it is recommended turning off the monitor connected to HDMI OUT 4.

Allows user to enable ( Sequoia 4K60L.

) /disable (

) audio output through the HDMI ports of

Layout & Routing

Allows user to set Set fading level allows you to set the speed when one fullscreen image
switches to another fullscreen image for seamless effect (one image fades from view while another takes its place). Select “Set fading level” and then select the desired “Fading level” (fading time) by using the slider (0 255 levels), where “0” (default) is for instant switching while “255” corresponds to the slowest fading
speed.

Setting Menu
Refresh Signal Information Mac PC KM

KM mode when power on allows you to set the keyboard and mouse control in Host mode (default) or Remote mode after boot-up of your Sequoia 4K60L. Host the K/M control will remain in Host mode after power on. Remote (Window 1) the K/M control will remain in Remote mode of Window 1 after power on. Remote (Window 2) the K/M control will remain in Remote mode of Window 2 after power on. Remote (Window 3) the K/M control will remain in Remote mode of Window 3 after power on. Remote (Window 4) the K/M control will remain in Remote mode of Window 4 after power on.
Note: If the K/M control is set to Remote (Window 1) but the window 1 is not connect to a computer with a USB A/B cable, the K/M control will be switch to Window 2 automatically and so forth.
Allows user to update the input signal information.
Display the detected input signal information.
Allows user to enable (disable default) Mac PC function to set the video source display correctly when connect a MacBook or Mac-mini video source to the input port of Sequoia 4K60L, if the video source display a white noise or black image on-screen.
Allows user to enable (ON default) / disable (Off) the KM function of HDMI OUT 2 / 3. If the KM function is to enable, when switch from the Host mode or Remote mode of 1st display into the 2nd or 3th display, the keyboard/mouse control will be transferred to the corresponding source computer.
Table 4.1.1.1 Layout & Routing Component and Description

4.1.1.1 Multiview Layout

To adjust the multiview layout, perform the following steps:

Step 1. Locate

Layout & Routing icon on the GUI menu and click it; the Layout & Routing page

will appear.

Figure 4.1.1.1.1 Web Browser-based GUI: Layout & Routing Step 2. Locate (upper right) on the Multiview Layout window and click it.
Figure 4.1.1.1.2 Web Browser-based GUI: Multiview Layout 37

The table below provides information on each component of Multiview Layout.

Figure 4.1.1.1.3 Multiview Layout Control Interface and Components

Multiview Layout

Allows user to instantly: Apply the adjusted layout to the respective output. Reload to obtain the current layout from the output. Save allows you to save user-defined presets to files for recall later.
In the top bar, click Save, the Save window will appear. Click Save, designate the filename for the preset and then click OK.

Top Bar

Load allows you to load a user-defined preset. In the top bar, click Load, the Load window will appear. Select the filename and then click Load.

Multiview Layout Window Layout
Property

Latest allows you to quickly load the latest saved layout after rebooting the
Sequoia 4K60L. If you click the triangle on the right part of icon, a pull-down menu will appear and you click Save to store the present layout as the latest.

/ / Factory default layout icons allow you to select one of the

factory-default layouts by clicking the corresponding icon.

Fullscreen icon allows you to set any of the multiview layout windows to fullscreen.

/ / / / User-icons (user defined layout icon). On any one

of the user-icon, click the triangle on the right part of icon, a pull-down menu will

appear and you can click Save to store the present layout (only save the four

windows’ size and position but not includes OSD) as a user-defined preset.

Shows the quad-view layout of Sequoia 4K60L. Supports free-scaling position and size adjustment for each window (layer adjustment is only available when OSD is off)

via drag-and-drop operation.

Output information include:

Port corresponds to the HDMI OUT port number. Resolution allows user to set the output display according to the connected
monitor’s resolution. You can select the output resolution for Auto (default), 4096×2160p 50/60Hz, 3840×2400p 50/60Hz (RB), 3840×2160p 50/60Hz, 3840×2160p 25/30Hz, 1920×1200p 50/60Hz, 1920×1080p 50/60Hz or 1280×1024 50/60Hz from the drop down menu. Fullscreen corresponds to the “Source” window number that is now in fullscreen mode. OSD allows user to turn On (enable) / Off (disable default) display of audio tally,
label and border.

Layout free-scaling adjustment for each window on a pixel-basis. Configurable properties include: Source 1 4 for Visible (default) or Hidden the window on the display connected
to the Sequoia 4K60L. X and Y for adjusting the window’s starting position (top-left corner). Use the
up/down icons on the right-edge to adjust. Width (2-pixel increments) and Height (1-pixel increment) for adjusting the
window’s size. Use the up/down icons on the right-edge to adjust.
Z value (0 to 3) shows the priority (layer) for each window; 0 represents the top-most layer. Use the up/down icons on the right-edge to select. This feature only available when OSD is set to Off.
Aspect Ratio for selecting between Fill up screen (the image will completely fill up the window but the image distortion may occur), Auto detect (default), 4:3, 5:4, 16:9 or 16:10.
Fit to window for allowing the window size to conform to the image’s original aspect ratio On (default) or Off.

Crop size allows you to remove the unwanted outer areas from the source image.
X (0.00%) and Y (0.00%) for adjusting the source image’s starting position (top-left corner). Use the up/down icons on the right-edge to adjust (1-pixel increments/decrements).
Width (0.00%) and Height (0.00%) for adjusting the cropping’s size. Use the up/down icons on the right-edge to adjust (1-pixel increments/decrements).

Multiview Layout

Text transparency click to disable (Off) / enable (On) the text to become transparent together with label background and blend into the image displayed on the window (Off default).
B-G transparency select the desired background transparency level by using the slider (0 255 levels), all the windows’ label will become transparent and blend into the image displayed on the windows. Transparency level is from 0 ~ 255 (default) where 0 is highest transparency level.
Border sets the border color on windows as well as the border width. Color click the color box to set the border color in the “Select Color” dialog box. Width (0, 2, 4, 6) set the border width on all windows.
HDMI audio switch enable HDMI audio tally display on/off of embedded audio in HDMI output signal and the color of HDMI audio switch. Enable enable HDMI audio tally display on/off of embedded audio in HDMI output signal. On color sets the turn “on” color of HDMI audio switch. Click the color box to set the tally color in the “Select Color” dialog box. Off color sets the turn “off” color of HDMI with audio. Click the color box to set the tally color in the “Select Color” dialog box.
Popup menu for custom the color of your popup menu. Click the color box to set the color in the “Select Color” dialog box. Active color indicates the input source is currently showing on the monitor. Available color indicates the available input source. Disable color indicates the absent input source.
Fullscreen Control allows setting the functions of KM control switching, layout changing and remains aspect ratio. Enter Remote mode
Select Automatically to enable a particular window to enter Remote operation mode when using any of the below methods to switch to fullscreen view: “Ctrl 1 # (1 to 4)” hotkeys, or
Click the icon (top-right corner of windows) Select None to disable the K/M function automatically be switched to Remote
operation mode when a particular window in fullscreen. Each time when a particular window set to fullscreen display, you need to double-click on the window to enter Remote operation mode for accessing the computer.
Exit Remote mode Select Restore Layout to enable a particular window to apply the prior to switching to fullscreen view’s multi-display layout when using any of the below methods to return to Host operation mode from Remote operation mode: “Pause/Break” hotkey or “control + option (Alt) + shift + p”, or Double-click the mouse scroll button
Select Remain fullscreen to remain in fullscreen display when return to Host operation mode from Remote operation mode.
View mode Select Fill up screen to enable the image display on a particular window to fill up screen when using any of the below methods to switch to fullscreen view: “Ctrl 1 # (1 to 4)” hotkeys, or
Click the icon (top-right corner of window) Select None to keep the aspect ratio of the image.
Table 4.1.1.1.1 Multiview Layout Component and Description

Step 3. To rearrange any window’s position, click and hold the mouse left button on the window and move to the desired position. To resize a window, move the cursor to the bottom-right of the window and drag to the desired size when the directional arrow appears.
Figure 4.1.1.1.4. Multiview Layout: Resize Window The window layout can also be configured by adjusting the individual window’s position, width and height utilizing the Property menu. Use the mouse to adjust each property by pixel.
Figure 4.1.1.1.5. Multiview Layout: Set Window Properties Alternatively, select one of the factory default layouts by clicking the corresponding icon.
Figure 4.1.1.1.6 Multiview Layout: Factory Default Multiview Layouts You may also click the down arrow on the fullscreen icon in the top bar and then click Source 1 Source 4 from the drop-down menu to set the window to fullscreen. Clicking None to return to previous multiview layout.
Figure 4.1.1.1.7 Multiview Layout: Fullscreen Mode 41

Step 4. Upon completing the layout adjustment, click Apply on the top-left corner. This will apply the multiview layout you have configured to the respective output.

Figure 4.1.1.1.8 Multiview Layout: Apply

Step 5. To save the configured layout to an user-icon preset (1 5) for later use. Select any of the

user-icon

, and then click the down arrow on the user-icon (1

in the top bar and then click Save from the drop-down menu

to save the configured layout as one of the user-icon layout (1 5).

Or, click the Save button in the top bar and click Save button in the Save window,

Figure 4.1.1.1.9 Multiview Layout: Save User Preset Then designate the file name for the preset and then click OK.

Figure 4.1.1.1.10 Multiview Layout: Save User Preset When load a user-icon or latest preset with OSD turn Off and window overlay configuration, upon turning On the OSD feature, the Sequoia 4K60L will automatically return to factory default quad-view multiview layout due to hardware limitation
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Step 6. Save to Latest allows you to save the current preset that you have just created to be loaded upon next boot-up of your Sequoia 4K60L.

Figure 4.1.1.1.11 Multiview Layout: Latest
Setup the Output Resolution When set the output resolution to Auto, the Sequoia 4K60 will automatically detect the EDID of the connected monitors and display the optimum resolution. The Sequoia 4K60 also allows you to manually set the output resolution by selecting 4096×2160p 50/60Hz, 3840×2400p 50/60Hz (RB), 3840×2160p 50/60Hz, 3840×2160p 25/30Hz, 1920×1200p 50/60Hz, 1920×1080p 50/60Hz or 1280×1024 50/60Hz from the dropdown menu.

Figure 4.1.1.1.12 Multiview Layout: Output Resolution

Then a message window will appear, click reverting to previous setting.

to confirm the output resolution or click

Figure 4.1.1.1.13 Confirm or Cancel to Change Output Resolution 43

Crop Size

This allows you to set the specific size of the crop (cut-out) image on a particular window. Freely adjust

the position by click the

buttons of X (0.00%) and Y (0.00%); adjust the size by click the

buttons of the Width (100%) and Height (100%), or enter the numerical value to set the position/size of

the cropped image.

Then click Apply. A cropped-out image of the former window will be created.

Figure 4.1.1.1.14 Setting Crop Size

Click

allows you to undo the previous cropping action and restore the image prior to

cropping (1:1). Then adjust (enlarge) the window size manually by dragging on the corner .

Audio On/Off Switch
Move the mouse to Multiview Layout, then sliding the audio switch to the left (green indicates audio “on”) to enable audio output via the HDMI monitor.

Figure 4.1.1.1.15 Multiview Layout: Audio On/Off Switch

Set Fading Level The Sequoia 4K60L allows you to set the speed when one fullscreen image switches to another fullscreen image for seamless effect (one image fades from view while another takes its place). Click the icon. Select Set fading level and then select the desired Fading level (fading time) by using the slider (0 255 levels), where 0 is for instant switching while 255 corresponds to the slowest fading speed.
Figure 4.1.1.1.16 Multiview Layout: Setting Menu Set Fading Level KM Mode When Power On The KM mode when power on allows you to set the keyboard and mouse control in Host mode (default) or Remote mode after boot-up of your Sequoia 4K60L.
Figure 4.1.1.1.17 Multiview Layout: Setting Menu Set KM Mode Click the icon. Select KM mode when power on and then click to select your desired mode (Host or one of Remote mode). Host the K/M control will remain in Host mode after power on. Remote (Window 1) the K/M control will remain in Remote mode of Window 1 after power on. Remote (Window 2) the K/M control will remain in Remote mode of Window 2 after power on. Remote (Window 3) the K/M control will remain in Remote mode of Window 3 after power on. Remote (Window 4) the K/M control will remain in Remote mode of Window 4 after power on.
If the K/M control is set to Remote (Window 1) but the Window 1 did not connect to a computer with a USB A/B cable, the K/M control will be switch to Window 2 automatically and so forth. Enable / Disable KM Control for Bypass Allows user to enable (ON default) / disable the KM function for bypass display of the monitor connected to HDMI OUT 2 / 3. When switched from the Host mode or Remote mode of HDMI OUT into the HDMI OUT 2 / 3, the keyboard/mouse control will be transferred to the corresponding source computer. But vice versa, the keyboard/mouse control will not be transferred. This function is only applying for HDMI OUT 2 and HDMI OUT 3.
Figure 4.1.1.1.18 Multiview Layout: Bypass Display Set KM Function
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4.1.1.2 OSD Option
The OSD Option in the property UI of Multiview Layout page allows you to enable/disable the display of tally/label; set the color properties of tally, label, border and popup menu; set the border width as well. Upon completing the OSD Option adjustment, click Apply on the top-left corner. This will apply the OSD options to the entire system of Sequoia 4K60L. Click Default to reset all the setting in OSD option return to default.

Figure 4.1.1.2.1 Multiview Layout: Property OSD Option (System)

Label Enable Font color Background color
Outside
Text transparency
B-G transparency

Enable label display on all windows.
Click the color box to set the font color in the “Select Color” dialog box.
Click the color box to set the background in the “Select Color” dialog box. Enable (On) / disable (Off) label outside. When label outside is turned On (default) and the Aspect ratio is set to Auto detect (default), then the source image will be automatically shrink to accommodate the label and window size. Click to disable (Off) / enable (On) the text to become transparent together with label background and blend into the image displayed on the window (Off default)
Click the slider to set the desired background transparency level. All the windows’ label will become transparent and blend into the image displayed on the windows. Transparency level is from 0 ~ 255 (default) where 0 is highest transparency level.

Border Color
Width

Click the color box to set the border color in the “Select Color” dialog box.
Set the border width on all windows. Border width (0, 2, 4, 6)

HDMI audio switch Enable On color Off color

Enable tally display to toggle on/off output of embedded audio in HDMI output signal.
Click the color box to set the tally color when turn “on” the HDMI audio switch in the “Select Color” dialog box.
Click the color box to set the tally color when turn “off” the HDMI audio switch in the “Select Color” dialog box.

Popup menu Active color Available color Disabled color

Click the color box to set the active input source icon color in the “Select Color” dialog box.
Click the color box to set the available input source icon color in the “Select Color” dialog box.
Click the color box to set the disabled input source icon color in the “Select Color” dialog box.

Table 4.1.1.2.1 Multiview Layout: Property OSD Option (System) Component and Description

4.1.1.3 Fullscreen Control
The Fullscreen Control in the property UI of Multiview Layout page allows you to enable/disable the K/M switching, window layout and maintain aspect ratio functions when set a particular window to fullscreen display. Upon completing the Fullscreen Control setting, click Apply on the top-left corner. This will apply the Fullscreen Control options to the Sequoia 4K60L.

Figure 4.1.1.3.1 Multiview Layout: Property Fullscreen Control
Enter Remote Mode Select Automatically in the option Fullscreen control Enter Remote mode to enable a
particular window to enter Remote operation mode when using any of the below methods to switch to fullscreen view: “Ctrl # (1 to 3) # (1 to 4)” hotkeys, or Click the icon(top-right corner of window) Select None in the option Fullscreen control Enter Remote mode to disable the K/M function automatically be switched to Remote operation mode when a particular window in fullscreen. Each time when a particular window set to fullscreen display, you need to double-click on the window to enter Remote operation mode for accessing the computer.
Exit Remote Mode Select Restore Layout in the option Fullscreen control Exit Remote mode to enable a
particular window to apply the prior to switching to fullscreen view’s multi-display layout when using any of the below methods to return to Host operation mode from Remote operation mode: “Pause/Break” hotkey or “control + option (Alt) + shift + p” hotkey, or Double-click the mouse scroll button Select Remain fullscreen in the option Fullscreen control Exit Remote mode to remain in fullscreen display when return to Host operation mode from Remote operation mode.
View Mode Select Fill up screen in the option Fullscreen control View Mode to enable the image display on
a particular window to fill up screen when using any of the below methods to switch to fullscreen view: “Ctrl # (1 to 3) # (1 to 4)” hotkeys, or Click the icon (top-right corner of window) Select None in the option Fullscreen control View Mode to keep the aspect ratio of the image.
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4.1.2 Layout & Routing Single-View Seamless Switching Mode
Layout & Routing provides an interface for user to adjust the output resolution, aspect ratio, OSD setting, fullscreen control and other features when in Single-View Seamless Switching mode of Sequoia 4K60L directly from the web browser-based GUI. The table below provides information on each component of Layout & Routing.

Figure 4.1.2.1 Multiview Layout Control Interface and Components

Layout & Routing

Multiview Layout

Allows user to adjust the multiview output resolution /aspect ratio / OSD setting / fullscreen control of Sequoia 4K60L.
Allows user to turn off/on the display monitor connected to Sequoia 4K60L.

Poewr Saving Mode Switch
Audio Switch

: click to turn off the monitor connected to the output port of Sequoia 4K60L. Upon click the switch, the monitor will enter to power saving mode after five (5) minutes.
: click to turn on the monitor connected to the output port of Sequoia 4K60L. Upon clicking the switch, the monitor will be turn on later (depending on different brand of monitors, the response time for wake up from power saving mode will differ from brands).
Allows user to enable/disable audio output through the HDMI ports of Sequoia 4K60L.

Refresh

Allows user to update the input signal information.

Signal Information Mac PC
KM

Display the detected input signal information.
Allows user to enable (default default) Mac PC function when the specific input port connected to MacBook or Mac-mini source and happened to have a white noise or black image on screen.
Allows user to enable (ON default) / disable the KM function for HDMI OUT 2 / 3. When switched from the Host mode or Remote mode of 1st display into the 2nd to 3th display, the keyboard/mouse control will be transferred to the corresponding source computer.

Table 4.1.2.1 Layout & Routing Component and Description

4.1.2.1 Multiview Layout

To adjust the multiview layout, perform the following steps:

Step 1. Locate

Layout & Routing icon on the GUI menu and click it; the Layout & Routing page

will appear.

Figure 4.1.2.1.1 Web Browser-based GUI: Layout & Routing Step 2. Locate (upper right) on the Multiview Layout window and click it.
Figure 4.1.2.1.2 Web Browser-based GUI: Multiview Layout 49

The table below provides information on each component of Multiview Layout.

Multiview Layout
Window Layout
Property

Figure 4.1.2.1.3 Multiview Layout Control Interface and Components

Shows the fullscreen layout of Sequoia 4K60L.in Single-View Seamless Switching mode.

Output information include:

Layout fixed fullscreen window. Configurable property includes:

Aspect Ratio for selecting between Fill up screen (the image will completely fill up the window but the image distortion may occur), Auto detect (default), 4:3, 5:4, 16:9 or 16:10.

OSD option (system) set the color properties of pop-up menu.

Label sets the label property for the input sources to display on the connected monitors of Sequoia 4K60L.
Font color click the color box to set the label color in the “Select Color” dialog box. Background color click the color box to set the label background in the “Select

Color” dialog box. Text transparency click to disable (Off) / enable (On) the text to become
transparent together with label background and blend into the image displayed on the window (Off default). B-G transparency select the desired background transparency level by using the slider (0 255 levels), all the windows’ label will become transparent and blend into the image displayed on the windows. Transparency level is from 0 ~ 255 (default) where 0 is highest transparency level.
Popup menu for custom the color of your popup menu. Click the color box to set the
color in the “Select Color” dialog box.
Active color indicates the input source is currently showing on the monitor. Available color indicates the available input source. Disable color indicates the absent input source.

Click

allows you to reset the color of popup menu to return default setting.

Fullscreen Control allows setting the function of remaining aspect ratio in fullscreen. View mode
Select Fill up screen to enable the image display on a particular monitor to fill up scree
when using keyboard “Ctrl # (1 to 4) # (1 to 4)” hotkeys to switch source. Select None to keep the aspect ratio of the image.

Multiview Layout
Top Bar

Allows user to instantly:

: click to apply the adjusted layout to the respective output.

: click to obtain the current layout from the output.

Table 4.1.2.1.1 Multiview Layout Component and Description

Setup the Output Resolution
When set the output resolution to Auto, the Sequoia 4K60L will automatically detect the EDID of the connected monitors and display the optimum resolution. The Sequoia 4K60L also allows you to set the output display according to the connected monitor’s resolution. Or select 4096×2160p 50/60Hz, 3840×2400p 50/60Hz (RB), 3840×2160p 50/60Hz, 3840×2160p 25/30Hz, 1920×1200p 50/60Hz, 1920×1080p 50/60Hz or 1280×1024 50/60Hz.

Figure 4.1.2.1.4 Multiview Layout: Output Resolution

Then a message window will appear, click reverting to previous setting.

to confirm the output resolution or click

Figure 4.1.2.1.5 Confirm or Cancel to Change Output Resolution

Audio On/Off Switch
Move the mouse to Multiview Layout, then sliding the audio switch to the left (green indicates audio “on”) to enable audio output via the HDMI monitor.

Figure 4.1.2.1.6 Multiview Layout: Audio On/Off Switch
Enable / Disable KM Control Allows user to enable (ON default) / disable the KM function for bypass display of the monitor connected to HDMI OUT 2 4. When switched from the Host mode or Remote mode of HDMI OUT into the HDMI OUT 2 / 3 / 4, the keyboard/mouse control will be transferred to the corresponding source computer. But vice versa, the keyboard/mouse control will not be transferred. This function is only applying for HDMI OUT 2 4.

Figure 4.1.2.1.7 Multiview Layout: Set KM Function

4.1.2.2 OSD Option

The OSD Option in the property UI of Multiview Layout page in Single-View Seamless Switching mode allows you to set the color properties of popup menu. Upon completing the OSD Option adjustment, click Apply on the top-left corner. This will apply the OSD options to the entire system of

Sequoia 4K60L. Click

to reset all the setting in OSD option return to default.

Figure 4.1.2.2.1 Multiview Layout: Property OSD Option (System)

Popup menu Active color Available color
Disabled color

Click the color box to set the active input source icon color in the “Select Color” dialog box. Click the color box to set the available input source icon color in the “Select Color” dialog box. Click the color box to set the disabled input source icon color in the “Select Color” dialog box.

Table 4.1.2.2.1 Multiview Layout: Property OSD Option (System) Component and Description

4.1.2.3 Fullscreen Control
The Fullscreen Control in the property UI of Multiview Layout page in Single-View Seamless Switching mode allows you to setting maintain aspect ratio functions. Upon completing the Fullscreen Control setting, click Apply on the top-left corner. This will apply the Fullscreen Control options to the Sequoia 4K60L.
View Mode Select Fill up screen in the option Fullscreen control View Mode to enable the image display on
a particular window to fill up screen when using any of the below methods to switch to fullscreen view: “Ctrl # (1 to 4) # (1 to 4)” hotkeys, or Click the icon (top-right corner of window) Select None in the option Fullscreen control View Mode to keep the aspect ratio of the image.

4.2 Daisy Chain (Layout & Routing)
Daisy Chain provides an interface for user to adjust the multiview (window) layout, output resolution, OSD setting, fullscreen control and other features of Sequoia 4K60L directly from the web browser-based GUI. The table below provides information on each component of Daisy Chain.
The Daisy Chain icon will only appear when multiple Sequoia 4K60L devices are in daisy chain configuration.

To adjust the multiview layout in daisy chain, perform the following steps:

Step 1. Locate

Daisy Chain icon on the GUI menu and click it; the Daisy chain page will appear.

The table below provides information on each component of Daisy chain.

Figure 4.2.1 Daisy Chain Control Interface and Components 53

Daisy Chain
Top Menu
Window Layout

Allows user to instantly: Apply mode: the Apply mode helps you to confirm the changes before applying to

display monitor. Click the checkbox to enable

button. When change the

size/position of any window or adjust the setting in parameter, must click ”

”

button to apply the change.

: click to apply the adjusted layout to the respective output.

: click to obtain the current layout from the output.

: click to allow you to quickly switch the windows in 4×4 layout.

: allows you to lock the multiview layout window’s position and size.

: to turn off the keyboard/mouse lock function by sliding to the left (turns red).

: apply keyboard/mouse lock function by sliding it to the right (turn green).

: allow you to turn off/on the display monitor connected to Sequoia 4K60L.

: click to turn off the monitor connected to the output port of Sequoia 4K60L. Upon click the switch, the monitor will enter to power saving mode after five (5) minutes

: click to turn on the monitor connected to the output port of Sequoia 4K60L. Upon clicking the switch, the monitor will be turn on later (depending on different brand of monitors, the response time for wake up from power saving mode will differ from brands).

Shows the daisy chain multiview layout of Sequoia 4K60L. Supports free-scaling position and size adjustment for each window (layer adjustment is only available when OSD is Off) via drag-and-drop operation.
Load allows you to load a user-defined preset. In the preset list, select a filename and then click Load in the menu bar to load a user-defined preset.

Preset Menu

Save allows you to save user-defined layout to preset files for later recall.
In the menu bar, click Save, the Save window will appear, designate the filename for the preset and then click OK.

Then you may also click the down arrow and select any of the five user-icon (1 5) button to be saved as user-icon preset for recall by using keyboard “” or “”
keys.

Daisy Chain

Latest allows you to quickly load the latest saved layout after rebooting the Sequoia 4K60L. If you click the triangle on the right part of icon, a pull-down menu will appear and you click Save to store the present layout as the latest. Click Delete to delete the latest preset file.

icon allow you to switch the user-defined preset files appear as icons view.

Device Property

Shows the Sequoia 4K60L device/source names, the IP1 address/signal format, the IP2 address and Mac Address.

(on device name) Config EDID: Config EDID allows you to upload the edited

extended display identification data (EDID) that is most common used in today’s

HDMI and DVI systems to a specified input port. Please refer to section (4.6.1)

“Config EDID” for more details.

(on source name) Mac PC: Allows user to enable Mac PC function when a

specified input port connected to MacBook or Mac-mini source and happened to

have a white noise or black image on screen.

Output information include:

Resolution allows user to set the output resolution according to the connected monitor’s. You can select the output resolution for Auto (default), or 4096×2160p 50/60Hz, 3840×2400p 50/60Hz (RB), 3840×2160p 50/60Hz, 3840×2160p 25/30Hz, 1920×1200p 50/60Hz, 1920×1080p 50/60Hz, or 1280×1024 50/60Hz from the drop down menu.

OSD allows user to turn On (enable) / Off (disable default) the audio tally, label and

border.

Layout adjusts for each window on a pixel-basis. Configurable properties include: X and Y for adjusting the window’s starting position (top-left corner). Use the
up/down icons on the right-edge to adjust.
Width (2-pixel increments) and Height (1-pixel increment) for adjusting the window’s size. Use the up/down icons on the right-edge to adjust.
Z value (0 to 3) shows the priority (layer) for each window; 0 represents the top-most layer. Use the up/down icons on the right-edge to select. This feature only available when OSD is set to Off.
Aspect Ratio for selecting between Fill up screen (the image will completely fill up the window but the image distortion may occur), Auto detect (default), 4:3, 5:4, 16:9 or 16:10.
Fit to window for allowing the window size to conform to the image’s original aspect ratio On (default) or Off.

Right-click an item (with icon) on the Properties window and click the following to quickly apply the settings to All (All the windows)
Source # (A particular window)

Note: When OSD is turn Off, some out) due to hardware limitation.

(copy to) property may not be available (greyed

Crop Size allows you to remove the unwanted outer areas from the source image.
X (0.00%) and Y (0.00%) for adjusting the source image’s starting position (top-left corner). Use the up/down icons on the right-edge to adjust (1-pixel increments/decrements).
Width (0.00%) and Height (0.00%) for adjusting the cropping’s size. Use the up/down icons on the right-edge to adjust (1-pixel increments/decrements).

Daisy Chain

Click

allows you to undo the previous cropping action and restore

the image prior to cropping (1:1). Then adjust (enlarge) the window size manually by

dragging on the corner

OSD option (system) set the color properties of tally and pop-up menu, label color and text, set border color and border width as well.
Default resets the OSD to its factory default state.
Label sets the label property of the four windows on the display connected to the Sequoia 4K60L.
Enable for enable label display on each windows. Font color click the color box to set the label color in the “Select Color” dialog
box.
Background color click the color box to set the label background in the “Select Color” dialog box.
Outside when this item is turned On (default) and the Aspect ratio is set to Auto detect (default), then the source image will be automatically shrink to accommodate the label.
Text transparency click to disable (Off) / enable (On) the text to become transparent together with label background and blend into the image displayed on the window (Off default).
B-G transparency select the desired background transparency level by using the slider (0 255 levels), all the windows’ label will become transparent and blend into the image displayed on the windows. Transparency level is from 0 ~ 255 (default) where 0 is highest transparency level.
Border sets the border color on windows as well as the border width.
Color click the color box to set the border color in the “Select Color” dialog box.
Width (0, 2, 4, 6) set the border width on all windows.
HDMI audio switch enable HDMI audio tally display on/off of embedded audio in HDMI output signal and the color of HDMI audio switch.
Enable allows setting the HDMI embedded audio tally On (default) / Off.
On color sets the turn “on” color of HDMI audio switch. Click the color box to set the tally color in the “Select Color” dialog box.
Off color sets the turn “off” color of HDMI with audio. Click the color box to set the tally color in the “Select Color” dialog box.
Popup menu for custom the color of your popup menu. Click the color box to set the color in the “Select Color” dialog box.
Active color indicates the input source is currently showing on the monitor. Available color indicates the available input source. Disable color indicates the absent input source.

Fullscreen Control allows setting the functions of KM control switching, layout changing and remains aspect ratio.
Enter Remote mode Select Automatically to enable a particular window to enter Remote operation mode when using any of the below methods to switch to fullscreen view:
“Ctrl 1 # (1 to 9, A to G)” hotkeys, or

Click the icon (top-right corner of windows)
Select None to disable the K/M function automatically be switched to Remote operation mode when a particular window in fullscreen. Each time when a particular window set to fullscreen display, you need to double-click on the window to enter Remote operation mode for accessing the computer.
Exit Remote mode Select Restore Layout to enable a particular window to apply the prior to switching to fullscreen view’s multi-display layout when using any of the below methods to return to Host operation mode from Remote operation mode:
“Pause/Break” hotkey or “control + option (Alt) + shift + p”, or
Double-click the mouse scroll button

Daisy Chain

Select Remain fullscreen to remain in fullscreen display when return to Host operation mode from Remote operation mode.
View mode Select Fill up screen to enable the image display on a particular window to fill up screen when using any of the below methods to switch to fullscreen view: “Ctrl 1 # (1 to 9, A to G)” hotkeys, or
Click the icon

Documents / Resources

AVITECH 4K60L Flexible 4K60 KVM Multiview [pdf] User Manual
4K60L Flexible 4K60 KVM Multiview, 4K60L, Flexible 4K60 KVM Multiview, 4K60 KVM Multiview, KVM Multiview

References

User Manual

AVITECH 4K60L Flexible 4K60 KVM Multiview

Specifications

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Chapter 2: System Configuration

Chapter 3: Basic Operations

Chapter 4: Setup Using the Web Browser-based GUI

FAQS

Documents / Resources

References

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