@michael wondering if you've tested the AIMOS KVM w/ powered splitter (as mentioned here: Newbie Problems / Questions #post-4) against the 2a. I have it setup as diagrammed, using the same splitter, and despite everything being powered up fine, I can't seem to get signal in the webview.
Keyboard and Mouse out of Data and into Hub 1 is working without video signal. Video out of the splitter port 2 works on a monitor. So I can mouse around in the "No Signal" box and see it just fine.
David @david2023-03-09 12:14:07.817ZHi @CHasenpflug1, sorry that you're having issues with this KVM / splitter setup.
I don't know whether Michael has tested this setup with a Voyager 2a. But I'm happy to troubleshoot this with you.
Could you share a log from your TinyPilot? On your TinyPilot's web interface, navigate to System > Logs and click Get Shareable URL. Then paste the link in your reply.
- CChris H @CHasenpflug1
David @david2023-03-09 16:55:40.639ZThanks for sharing those logs!
It looks like the output resolution is 1080p at 60Hz which TinyPilot doesn't support - so that would explain the No Signal that you're seeing. Do you have the ability to change the output resolution from the KVM / target machine? If you can, changing the output resolution to 1080p at 30Hz / 50Hz, or 720p at 60Hz should work well on TinyPilot.
- CChris H @CHasenpflug1
Hmm, I'll take a look. Directly connecting to the target maching works fine, so it must be negotiating with the AIMOS for 60Hz and then passing through. I'll try forcing it on the machine as I don't believe it can be done in the switch.
- CChris H @CHasenpflug1
I was able to force the Display to 50 Hz in the Windows Monitor Settings
Thanks, David!
- David @david2023-03-10 12:06:39.136Z
Awesome! I'm glad that you were able to change the settings to get up and running.
Please feel free to reach out again if you have any other questions!