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User Manual Paragon II Raritan Computer Inc.400 Cottontail Lane Somerset, NJ 08873 USA Tel. 1-732-764-8886 Fax. 1-732-764-8887 E-mail: sales@raritan.

2 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Product Photos Figure 1 Paragon II Base Units Figure 2 P2-UMT832, P2-UST, and P2CIM-PS2

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APPENDIX G: TROUBLESHOOTING 93 Appendix G: Troubleshooting SYMPTOM: PROBABLE CAUSE: No Power. Loose Power Cord. Power switch is off. Paragon II Ma

94 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Multi-Tier Installation In a multi-tier configuration, the order of powering ON is critical to proper function. • Last ti

APPENDIX H: FAQ 95 Appendix H: FAQ SUBJECT: QUESTION: ANSWER: What’s Different between Paragon and Paragon II What is the primary difference between

96 PARAGON II USER MANUAL SUBJECT: QUESTION: ANSWER: Can I restore my saved Paragon Overview files on Paragon II? Yes, Paragon Manager can read Pa

APPENDIX H: FAQ 97 SUBJECT: QUESTION: ANSWER: Cabling What UTP cable does Raritan recommend for use with Paragon II? Paragon II will work with any

98 PARAGON II USER MANUAL SUBJECT: QUESTION: ANSWER: CIMs What is the Resize Command? What does it do? Why is it useful? This command is issued t

APPENDIX H: FAQ 99 SUBJECT: QUESTION: ANSWER: My PZCIM chain disappeared when I turned off a computer and it reappeared 20 seconds later. What ha

100 PARAGON II USER MANUAL SUBJECT: QUESTION: ANSWER: I disconnected a complete P2ZCIM chain from the UMT and added it to the tail of another P2ZC

APPENDIX H: FAQ 101 SUBJECT: QUESTION: ANSWER: I have a P2ZCIM beeping every 30-40 seconds. Also I noticed that the LED is blinking very rapidly.

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 3 Product Features • 2U design supports 16 users, 64 servers (model P2-UMT1664M) • 1U design supports 8 users, 32 servers (

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4 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Package Contents Each Paragon Base Unit (P2-UMT242, P2-UMT442, P2-UMT832M, or P2-UMT1664M) ships with: • (1) Base Unit •

CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 5 1 3 4 5 678 2 Optional Chapter 2: Installation Important! The Paragon and all devices you want to attach to it must be unp

6 PARAGON II USER MANUAL 6. Connect one end of a Category 5e UTP cable to Channel Port #1 on the back of the Main Switching Unit (or Stacking Unit,

CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 7 3. Use the up- and down-arrow keys on the user station’s keyboard to move the highlight to the green server port and press

8 PARAGON II USER MANUAL 2. Line 2: User port status message: “A/N User (1, 2, 3 …) → None” User port status displays a scrolling status of all

CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 9 1. Display Ver./SN (Firmware Version and Serial Number): Displays current version of firmware and unit’s serial number. F

10 PARAGON II USER MANUAL 7. Re-Configure: Paragon II will automatically configure the system as computers or devices are added or removed. However

CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 11 Initial Configuration Note: This section includes full instructions for how to install single Base Units, cascades of mult

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12 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Installing a Paragon System with a Single Base Unit If installing a single Paragon Base Unit, keep in mind the maximum num

CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 13 c. The OSUI’s Selection Menu will appear, indicating that the User Station is correctly installed. Figure 19 Selection M

14 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Note: If your video image is fuzzy (especially if you are using an LCD flat-panel monitor), you can adjust the video gain

CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 15 b. Press F5 to activate the Administration Menu. Use the up- and down-arrow keys to move the highlight to the Port Confi

16 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Installing a Cascaded Paragon System Paragon II’s channel port capacity can be expanded by installing a cascade of Base Un

CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 17 6. Configure the channel ports in your system. (Check the Scroll Lock LED on one of your user-station keyboards. If it is

18 PARAGON II USER MANUAL d. The Channel Configuration menu will appear. Use the up- and down-arrow keys and PageUp and PageDown keys to approach c

CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 19 the Enter key. If you can properly access and operate the chosen CPU, the second-tier Base Unit is properly installed. m.

20 PARAGON II USER MANUAL b. Assign the Stacking Unit ID using the  and  keys. 6. Press the ENT button (sequential order is not necessary).

CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 21 2. Connect one HubPac to 4 Paragon Matrix Switch unit model UMT8, creating an 32 user by 8 server configuration: a. Atta

FCC Information This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules

22 PARAGON II USER MANUAL e. Press <F2> to return to Selection Menu (by channel ID number). Verify that new name appears on Selection Menu in

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CHAPTER 3: OPERATION – USER FUNCTIONS 25 Chapter 3: Operation – User Functions User functions for configuration and operation of your Paragon II sys

26 PARAGON II USER MANUAL 3. The Selection Menu will appear. To view other menus, use the function keys as described in the Help Menu section later

CHAPTER 3: OPERATION – USER FUNCTIONS 27 Selecting a Server Immediately following user login, the Selection Menu appears. Users who are already logg

28 PARAGON II USER MANUAL PageUp and PageDown keys on your keyboard to move between the pages. Once you have selected a CPU as described on the foll

CHAPTER 3: OPERATION – USER FUNCTIONS 29 When the system is set to Public View Mode, if one user has already selected a server, another user can als

30 PARAGON II USER MANUAL When finished, press either the Enter key to retain the changes (the highlighted area will turn yellow) or press the Esc k

CHAPTER 3: OPERATION – USER FUNCTIONS 31 • Local PC: Use any of the arrow keys to toggle Local PC Mode On or Off (the default) for the attached Use

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32 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Keyboard-Controlled OSUI Functions Use the following function keys to access the Paragon’s OSUI functions: PRESS… WHEN

CHAPTER 3: OPERATION – USER FUNCTIONS 33 Information Menu When the OSUI is open, activate the Information Menu by pressing function key F8. This men

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CHAPTER 4: OPERATION – ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS 35 Chapter 4: Operation – Administrator Functions The Administration Menu Administrators can use the A

36 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Guidelines for System Configuration • Only one user should attempt to modify/update the System Administration Menu at one

CHAPTER 4: OPERATION – ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS 37 − Possible values in the first field are “On” (Logoff Timeout is enabled) and “Off” (Logoff Timeout

38 PARAGON II USER MANUAL User Configuration As administrator, use the User Configuration Menu to add, delete, and edit user names and security righ

CHAPTER 4: OPERATION – ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS 39 Press the Tab key or the right-arrow key to move to the right panel of the menu and display users’ c

40 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Channel Configuration As administrator, use the Channel Configuration Menu to edit or initialize a P2CIM-PS2. You can chan

CHAPTER 4: OPERATION – ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS 41 While the cursor is in the Device column, press Tab or the right-arrow key to move to the right pane

CONTENTS i Contents Chapter 1: Introduction ... 1 Paragon II Overview...

42 PARAGON II USER MANUAL User Station Profile As administrator, select Option 4 from the Administration Menu to activate the User Station Profile t

CHAPTER 4: OPERATION – ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS 43 Group Settings (Access Rights) To assign access rights to users and security levels to server CPUs i

44 PARAGON II USER MANUAL THESE USER GROUPS... ...CAN ACCESS THESE CHANNEL PORT GROUPS: 00 00 through 99 (all CPUs) 0x (01 through 09) 00, 0x,

CHAPTER 4: OPERATION – ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS 45 Network Settings Configure the Paragon II’s network settings from the OSUI by pressing F5 to activat

46 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Autoscanning and Autoskipping As administrator, you can press F6 to turn autoscanning on and off. When autoscanning is tur

CHAPTER 4: OPERATION – ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS 47 a. PWR: This is the default association type and refers to devices not connected to the Paragon II

48 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Getting Power Strip Unit Status from the Outlet Selection Menu At any time while navigating the “Outlet Selection” Menu, p

CHAPTER 5: PARAGON II AND Z-CIMS 49 Chapter 5: Paragon II and Z-CIMs Introduction Z-CIMs (Computer Interface Modules) enable access and control of

50 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Paragon II and UKVMSPD Z-CIMs Using a UKVMSPD with a Local PC If you have a local PC CPU that you want only the user(s) at

CHAPTER 5: PARAGON II AND Z-CIMS 51 Connecting Z-Series Z-CIMs as Tiers The following diagram shows the final setup when connecting Z-Series Z4200U

ii PARAGON II USER MANUAL Tiered Configurations...

52 PARAGON II USER MANUAL For UKVMSC Z-CIM with local port: a. Connect DB25 male end of CCPnn cable to DB25 female port on back of a Z-CIM (UKVMSC

CHAPTER 5: PARAGON II AND Z-CIMS 53 Attach Z-CIM to Computer to be Added: For UKVMSPD Z-CIM: a. Connect the 6-pin mini-DIN keyboard and mouse and

54 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Paragon II and P2ZCIMs P2ZCIMs • For use on Paragon II • Can be used on Paragon I HW3 (running Paragon II code) • Sup

CHAPTER 5: PARAGON II AND Z-CIMS 55 All Paragon II components must be powered ON prior to P2ZCIM tier installation. All computers in the P2ZCIM cha

56 PARAGON II USER MANUAL 8. Press Enter, type SetPZSize-## (a dash, followed by the two-digit number for the size of your chain, from 01-42). Fig

CHAPTER 5: PARAGON II AND Z-CIMS 57 Name the Computer Channel on the P2ZCIM Tiered Selection Menu: 1. When viewing the Paragon II Selection Menu o

58 PARAGON II USER MANUAL LED Status The blue LED on the P2ZCIM indicates the CIM’s operational state: • If the LED blinks rapidly: P2ZCIM does not

CHAPTER 6: IBM X330 59 Chapter 6: IBM x330 Paragon II unit firmware versions 1P0 (UMT2161), 2C2 (UMT242, UMT442, and UMT8), or 3A2 (UMT1664) and Use

60 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Install an IBM x330 Rack of Servers as a Tier to Paragon II: 1. Set up Paragon II following Basic Installation instructio

CHAPTER 7: CONFIGURATIONS 61 Chapter 7: Configurations When implementing complex tiered and stacked architectures for a Paragon system, there are i

FIGURES iii Figures Figure 1 Paragon II Base Units ...

62 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Tiered Configurations Standard Tiering Configurations Single Base Configuration Definition of Single Base configuration: •

CHAPTER 7: CONFIGURATIONS 63 Multiple Base Configuration Definition of Multiple Base configuration: • Two or more UMT Matrix Switches serve as base

64 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Stacked Configurations Definition of stacking configuration: • The P2-UMT Stacking Switch, a new switch device required f

CHAPTER 7: CONFIGURATIONS 65 Standard Stacking Configurations Single Base with Stacking Example A: Non-blocked System – P2-UMT1664M Standard config

66 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Example D: P2-UMT832M Stacked and Tiered Standard configuration – any user can access any channel port in the system.

CHAPTER 7: CONFIGURATIONS 67 Example G: Illegal Configuration Figure 56 Stacking - Single Base Configuration with P2-UMT1664M and P2-UMT832S

68 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Non-Standard Tier Configuration Guidelines for Existing Firmware Versions • Non-Standard tier configurations are those co

CHAPTER 7: CONFIGURATIONS 69 Diamond Configuration The following procedure must be followed to ensure this configuration functions properly: − Aft

70 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Redundant Configuration The procedure outlined below must be followed to ensure this configuration functions properly: −

CHAPTER 7: CONFIGURATIONS 71 In order to make a redundant configuration system operate more efficient, the following connection scheme between tiers

iv PARAGON II USER MANUAL Figure 48 Single Base Configuration...

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APPENDIX A: SPECIFICATIONS 73 Appendix A: Specifications PARAGON II UNIT DESCRIPTION DIMENSIONS WEIGHT POWER P2-UMT1664M 16 users x 64 server

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APPENDIX A: SPECIFICATIONS 75 CAT5 Cable Guidelines Use only straight-through-pinned four-pair (eight-wire) Category 5 unshielded twisted pair (UTP)

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APPENDIX B: USER STATION DIRECT MODE 77 Appendix B: User Station Direct Mode A Paragon User Station set to Direct Mode can be directly connected to

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APPENDIX C: CONFIGURATION AND COMPATIBILITY 79 Appendix C: Configuration and Compatibility Configuration Matrix As a general rule, the very latest

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APPENDIX D: PARAGON II RACK MOUNT 81 Appendix D: Paragon II Rack Mount Paragon II User Stations and most Base Units can be mounted in 1U (1.75&quo

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1 Chapter 1: Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of Raritan’s Paragon II! The Paragon family is about breaking away

82 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Rear Mount 1. Secure the cable-support bar to the front end of the side brackets, near the side brackets’ “ears,” using t

APPENDIX E: USING AUATC FOR RS-232 ACCESS 83 Appendix E: Using AUATC for RS-232 Access Introduction to the AUATC To use your Paragon II system to a

84 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Operating the AUATC Screen Layout The AUATC produces eight-color video at 800 x 600 resolution, which can accommodate 32 l

APPENDIX E: USING AUATC FOR RS-232 ACCESS 85 On-Line Mode When you operate the AUATC in On-Line Mode, the main screen area displays your interactions

86 PARAGON II USER MANUAL Buffer Edit Mode The AUATC stores the most recent eight pages of data from the attached ASCII device in a circular buffer.

APPENDIX E: USING AUATC FOR RS-232 ACCESS 87 Configuring the AUATC Press Alt + F2 to activate the Setup Screen, where you can select your desired se

88 PARAGON II USER MANUAL To program any of your keyboard’s twelve function keys with commands or data items you frequently have to send the device,

APPENDIX E: USING AUATC FOR RS-232 ACCESS 89 Troubleshooting the AUATC If you do not get a device prompt: 1. If the AUATC’s screen is displayed on y

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APPENDIX F: EMULATING SUN KEYS WITH A PS/2 KEYBOARD 91 Appendix F: Emulating Sun Keys with a PS/2 Keyboard We recommend that you use a Sun keyboard a