STEP 1: PREPARE YOUR PC

1. Install the DMA Card in the Gaming-PC

• Turn off the Gaming-PC and plug the DMA Card in
  -> When installing/uninstalling the DMA Card you should always completely power off the PC
• Insert the USB cable into the DMA Data Port
  -> Use a USB 3.0 or faster cable for optimal speeds
• Insert the other end into a USB port on the Second-PC

STEP 2: PREPARE YOUR BIOS

1. Power on the Gaming-PC and change the following BIOS settings on the Gaming-PC

• On Intel CPU disable VT-d
• On AMD CPU disable IOMMU

2. Save and exit from BIOS and continue to Windows
-> If you get stuck on the Windows login you need to flash your DMA Hardware first

STEP 3: PREPARE YOUR WINDOWS

1. Type "PowerShell" in the start menu on the Gaming-PC

• Open PowerShell with administrator privileges
  
• Type the following:

REG ADD "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Power" /V HiberbootEnabled /T REG_dWORD /D 0 /F

• Press "Enter" and you should get the following message:
  

Disable-MMAgent -mc

• Press "Enter" and you should get this:
  
• If you see this message, memory compression is already disabled and everything is working as expected.
  

2. Restart your Gaming-PC

STEP 4: DONE

• You can buy firmware on our store
• Already have firmware? Go to Flashing DMA
• DMA Card already flashed? Go to Testing DMA

STEP 1: PREPARE THE SECOND-PC

1. Disable Windows Defender

2. Uninstall all other Anti-Virus programs (BitDefender, MalwareBytes, etc.)

3. Download the Loader

4. Run the Loader

• Login with your clutch-solution username and password
• This will generate the Loader_username and open it

STEP 2: OPEN THE DMA TOOL

1. In the Loader select "DMA Tool" and click the button

2. The tool opens on Choose a device: click the card of your board (you can search by model, chip or driver)

3. Under What do you want to do? click "Test"

STEP 3: RUN THE CONNECTIVITY TEST

1. Check that Driver status shows Driver ready (FTDIBUS3)

• Driver not installed: the tool installs the driver by itself - wait for "Installing driver..." and "Waiting for driver..." to finish
• Device not connected: check the USB cable on the DMA Data Port. Reconnect the cable and prefer a USB-C to USB-C cable directly to the motherboard of the Second-PC

2. Keep Test type = Connectivity, Mapping = Auto Mapping and FPGA Algorithm = Algorithm 0

• The connectivity test starts automatically as soon as the driver is ready. If it does not, click "Run test"

3. Wait for the RESULT panel to show Passed together with the Memory Map and the memory display

-> If the result is red, read the message: it links to the matching topic in Troubleshooting (also available in the top bar of the tool)

STEP 4: RUN THE SPEED TEST

1. Select "Speed test" as Test type and click "Run test"

2. Wait until PROGRESS reaches 100% and check the SPEED rating

• 250 MB/s and above -> Legendary
• 160-250 MB/s -> Excellent
• 100-160 MB/s -> Good
• 50-100 MB/s -> Accepted
  -> You are most likely on a USB 2.0 port or cable - use a USB 3.x 10 Gbit/s cable or better and try another USB port
• Below 50 MB/s -> Bad
  -> Most likely stuck in the tiny algorithm - see "Slow Speed Test" in Troubleshooting (PCIe slot, BIOS Gen3/Gen4)

STEP 5: DONE

STEP 1: PREPARE THE SECOND-PC

1. Disable Windows Defender

2. Uninstall all other Anti-Virus programs (BitDefender, MalwareBytes, etc.)

3. Download the Loader

4. Run the Loader

• Login with your clutch-solution username and password
• This will generate the Loader_username and open it

STEP 2: OPEN THE DMA TOOL

1. In the Loader select "DMA Tool" and click the button

2. The tool opens on Choose a device: click the card of your board (you can search by model, chip or driver)

3. Under What do you want to do? click "Flash"

STEP 3: CONNECT THE UPDATE PORT

1. Connect the DMA card's Update / CFG / JTAG port to the Second-PC with a USB cable

• While this port is not detected the tool shows Device not connected and the hint "Make sure the board is connected to its Update / CFG / JTAG port"

2. Wait until Driver status shows Driver ready (CH341PAR or RS232HS/WinUSB depending on your board). A missing driver is installed automatically

STEP 4: FLASH THE FIRMWARE

1. Drag & drop your firmware .bin onto the Firmware box, or click it to browse for the file

2. Click "Flash device" and wait for the progress bar. Do not unplug the card while it shows "Flashing..."

-> "Retrying..." can appear if the adapter was not ready yet - the tool retries by itself

3. On success the result reads Flash completed successfully. Please cold reboot your Gaming-PC:

1. Turn off the Gaming-PC and unplug the power cord
2. Press and hold the Gaming-PC power button for 15 seconds to unload any residual voltage
3. Reconnect the Gaming-PC power cord
4. Power up the Gaming-PC
5. Run DMA Tool and test to make sure everything is working correctly

-> If the flash fails the status turns red with a link to the matching Troubleshooting topic and an "Open log" button that opens the full flash log

STEP 5: DONE

Continue with Testing DMA.

The DNA is the unique identifier of your DMA card. Firmware is built for that DNA, so you need it when ordering firmware.

STEP 1: CONNECT THE UPDATE PORT

1. Connect the DMA card's Update / CFG / JTAG port to the Second-PC with a USB cable

STEP 2: READ THE DNA

1. Open the DMA Tool, click the card of your board and choose "DNA"

2. Wait until Driver status shows Driver ready, then click "Read DNA"

3. The result shows Completed and the DNA ID card with your DNA - click "Copy" and paste it in your firmware ticket

-> A DNA made only of zeros is a failed read, not a valid identity - check the Update port cable and try again

STEP 3: DONE

INTERFACE

• [DP monitor]: Connect to the Main Display (the main screen for playing games)
• [DP main PC]: Connect to the Gaming-PC graphics card
• [DP 2nd PC]: Connect to the Second-PC graphics card
• [HDMI side]: Same layout as the DisplayPort side ([HDMI monitor], [HDMI main PC], [HDMI 2nd PC])

INDICATORS

• [DC]: Monitor indicator. If the light is off, the fuser and the monitor are not connected. Check the port and cable connection and try turning the monitor off and on again.
• [RH]: Fuser mode indicator. On = fuser mixed mode enabled, off = fuser mixed mode disabled.
• [S2]: Second-PC signal indicator. If the light is off there is no signal from the Second-PC. Check the port and cable connection on both sides and try rebooting the Second-PC.
• [S1]: Gaming-PC signal indicator. If the light is off there is no signal from the Gaming-PC. Check the port and cable connection on both sides and try rebooting the Gaming-PC.

BUTTON FUNCTIONS

• [K1]: Short press: show the parameter information in the upper left corner of the screen
  • Hold 3-5 seconds and release: switch between EDID modes A/B/C (do this if incompatible). EDID:A = adaptive mode, EDID:B = native monitor mode, EDID:C = injected EDID mode
• [K2]: Short press: increase the fuser mode cutout strength; a number is displayed in the upper left corner (0 = no cutout, 5-255 = cutout strength levels)
  • Hold 3-5 seconds and release: switch between link speeds 10G and 12G. 10G is the default, 12G is recommended for 5070 Ti and above
• [K3]: Short press: turn on fuser mixed mode (cutout strength returns to the default 5)
  • Hold 3-5 seconds and release: restore factory settings (does not change the mode, but link speed and cutout strength return to default)
• [K4]: Short press: switch between Gaming-PC and Second-PC (disables fuser mixed mode)
  • Hold 3-5 seconds and release: switch between capture card modes. UVC:0 captures only the Gaming-PC (no ESP), UVC:1 captures fuser mode (with ESP)

STEP 1: SET UP YOUR FUSER

• [DP monitor] or [HDMI monitor]: Connect to the Main Display
• [DP main PC] or [HDMI main PC]: Connect to the Gaming-PC graphics card
• [DP 2nd PC] or [HDMI 2nd PC]: Connect to the Second-PC graphics card
• Power the fuser and check that the [DC], [S1] and [S2] lights are on

STEP 2: TURN ON FUSER MODE

1. Short press [K3] to turn on fuser mixed mode ([RH] light turns on)

2. Short press [K2] to adjust the cutout strength until the ESP looks right

-> If the monitor stays black or shows no signal, hold [K1] for 3-5 seconds to switch the EDID mode

STEP 3: SETUP DONE

You are ready

INTERFACE

• [DC 12V]: Power input (default 12V / 2A)
• [DP Output]: Connects to the DP port of the Main Display
• [DP Input2 / Main PC]: Connects to the DP output of the Gaming-PC graphics card
• [DP Input1 / Secondary PC]: Connects to the DP output of the Second-PC graphics card
• [USB-C]: Type-C port reserved for debugging and firmware upgrade only (does not support power supply)

INDICATORS

• [power]: Power indicator light (remains on when power is supplied)
• [DP1]: DP Input 1 signal indicator (Second-PC input)
• [DP2]: DP Input 2 signal indicator (Gaming-PC input)
• [Fuse]: Fusion function on/off indicator

BUTTON FUNCTIONS

• [DP1]: Displays the Second-PC in single-screen mode
• [DP2]: Displays the Gaming-PC in single-screen mode
• [Fuse]: Activates the fusion function (repeated presses cycle through and adjust the transparency intensity)
• [Reset]: Restores factory default settings
• [ON/OFF]: Power button

STEP 1: SET UP YOUR FUSER

1. Connect the DC12V and DP1.4 cables as shown in the picture:

• [DP Output] to the Main Display
• [DP Input2] to the Gaming-PC
• [DP Input1] to the Second-PC

2. Make sure both PCs are turned on

3. Click the power switch [ON/OFF]

4. Press [Fuse] to activate the fusion function; press again to adjust the transparency intensity

STEP 2: SETUP DONE

The V3 4K Fuser supports automatic monitor EDID passthrough - simply plug and play, no flashing needed.

INTERFACE

• [DP]: Connect to the Main Display (the main screen for playing games)
• [HDMI1]: Connect to the Gaming-PC graphics card (the computer for playing games)
• [HDMI2]: Connect to the Second-PC graphics card
• [Type-C]: Flash program and inject EDID
• [DC12V]: Power supply (default 12V 2A)

INDICATORS

• [D1]: Power light (normal when turned on)
• [D2]: Fusion function on/off indicator (on when the fuser is turned on)
• [H1]: HDMI1 Gaming-PC input signal light (normal when turned on)
• [H2]: HDMI2 Second-PC input signal light (normal when turned on)

BUTTON FUNCTIONS

• [Power]: Power switch
• [K1]: Short press: cycle through the resolutions 1920*1080@240hz, 2560*1440@144hz, 2560*1080@144hz, 3840*2160@60hz, 3440*1440@60hz. Default: 1920*1080@240hz
  • Press and hold for three seconds (until displayed): the current resolution and refresh rate are shown in the upper left corner of the screen. The upper part is the Gaming-PC information, the lower part is the Second-PC information
• [K2]: Short press: cycle through the upper layer cutout intensity, 0-20 levels (21 in total), factory default 0 (0 also cuts out)
• [K3]: Short press: restore the upper layer cutout intensity to the factory default 0
• [K4]: Short press: turn the fusion function on/off

STEP 1: SET UP YOUR FUSER

• [DP]: Connect to the Main Display
• [HDMI1]: Connect to the Gaming-PC graphics card
• [HDMI2]: Connect to the Second-PC graphics card
• [DC12V]: Plug it into an outlet

STEP 2: SET UP DISPLAY SETTINGS ON WINDOWS

1. On the Gaming-PC change the Windows display settings:

• Change the hertz to the maximum that the fuser/main monitor supports

2. On the Second-PC change the Windows display settings:

• Extended Display (Recommended)
• Change the hertz to the maximum that the fuser/main monitor supports

STEP 3: SETUP DONE

You are ready

STEP 1: PREPARE YOUR SYSTEM

1. Plug your USB-C cable into the Type-C port on your fuser, and plug the other end into your Second-PC

STEP 2: DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL

1. Download the USB Driver on the Second-PC

• Run it
• Click Install

2. Download Monitor Asset Manager on the Second-PC

• Run it
• Click Install

3. Download FlashTool on the Second-PC

• Run it

STEP 3: EXTRACTING EDID FROM MAIN MONITOR

1. Connect the monitor you want to extract the EDID from to your Second-PC

• Attention: the monitor must be connected via HDMI cable and NOT DisplayPort

2. Open MonInfo.exe on the Second-PC ->

3. Select the monitor from which the EDID will be extracted

4. Go to "File" -> "Save as..."

5. Save the dspinfo.bin to your desktop

STEP 4: FLASHING EDID INTO YOUR FUSER

1. Open EnigmaDPFuserFlashTool.exe

1. Select COM INDEX
2. Click on "Para file"
3. Click on "Choose file" and select the "dspinfo.bin" you saved on your desktop in Step 3.5
4. Click on "Write para" and wait for the process to complete. The screen may go black during injection. Once the injection is successful, a prompt will appear

2. After a successful injection, disconnect the Type-C cable

• A popup like this means success
  

STEP 5: FLASH DONE

INTERFACE

• [HDMI Output]: Connect to the Main Display (the main screen for playing games)
• [HDMI1]: Connect to the Gaming-PC graphics card (the computer for playing games)
• [HDMI2]: Connect to the Second-PC graphics card
• [Type-C]: Flash program and inject EDID
• [DC12V]: Power supply (default 12V 2A)

INDICATORS

• [D1]: Power light (normal when turned on)
• [D2]: Fusion function on/off indicator (on when the fuser is turned on)
• [H1]: HDMI1 Gaming-PC input signal light (normal when turned on)
• [H2]: HDMI2 Second-PC input signal light (normal when turned on)

BUTTON FUNCTIONS

• [Power]: Power switch
• [K1]: Short press: cycle through the resolutions 1920*1080@240hz, 2560*1440@144hz, 2560*1080@144hz, 3840*2160@60hz, 3440*1440@60hz. Default: 1920*1080@240hz
  • Press and hold for three seconds (until displayed): the current resolution and refresh rate are shown in the upper left corner of the screen. The upper part is the Gaming-PC information, the lower part is the Second-PC information
• [K2]: Short press: cycle through the upper layer cutout intensity, 0-20 levels (21 in total), factory default 0 (0 also cuts out)
• [K3]: Short press: restore the upper layer cutout intensity to the factory default 0
• [K4]: Short press: turn the fusion function on/off

STEP 1: SET UP YOUR FUSER

• [HDMI Output]: Connect to the Main Display
• [HDMI1]: Connect to the Gaming-PC graphics card
• [HDMI2]: Connect to the Second-PC graphics card
• [DC12V]: Plug it into an outlet

STEP 2: SET UP DISPLAY SETTINGS ON WINDOWS

1. On the Gaming-PC change the Windows display settings:

• Change the hertz to the maximum that the fuser/main monitor supports

2. On the Second-PC change the Windows display settings:

• Extended Display (Recommended)
• Change the hertz to the maximum that the fuser/main monitor supports

STEP 3: SETUP DONE

You are ready

STEP 1: PREPARE YOUR SYSTEM

1. Plug your USB-C cable into the Type-C port on your fuser, and plug the other end into your Second-PC

STEP 2: DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL

1. Download the USB Driver on the Second-PC

• Run it
• Click Install

2. Download Monitor Asset Manager on the Second-PC

• Run it
• Click Install

3. Download Injector on the Second-PC

• Run it

STEP 3: EXTRACTING EDID FROM MAIN MONITOR

1. Connect the monitor you want to extract the EDID from to your Second-PC

• Attention: the monitor must be connected via HDMI cable and NOT DisplayPort

2. Open MonInfo.exe on the Second-PC ->

3. Select the monitor from which the EDID will be extracted

4. Go to "File" -> "Save as..."

5. Save the dspinfo.bin to your desktop

STEP 4: INJECTING EDID INTO YOUR FUSER

1. Open Injector.exe

1. Select UART COM
2. Select which profile (Screen Size) you want to flash -> Default is 1920x1080
3. Click on "Load Config"
4. Click on "Select config" and select the "dspinfo.bin" you saved on your desktop in Step 3.5
5. Click on "Inject Config" and wait for the process to complete. The screen may go black during injection. Once the injection is successful, a prompt will appear

2. After a successful injection, disconnect the Type-C cable

• A popup like this means success
  

STEP 5: FLASH DONE

STEP 1: DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL

1. Download: Drivers on the Second-PC

• Run it
• Click Install

2. Connect your USB cables following this picture

STEP 2: SET UP YOUR KMBOX

1. Type ncpa.cpl in the start menu

2. Right click on "USB 2.0 Ethernet Adapter" then click on Properties

3. Select IPv6 then uncheck the checkbox

4. Select IPv4 then click on Properties

5. Select "Use the following IP address"

• Enter the IP that is displayed on your KmBox and increase it by one.

-> Example: KmBox displays 192.168.2.188 -> you write 192.168.2.189

• Type Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Press OK

STEP 3: DONE

STEP 1: DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL

1. Download: Flash Drivers on the Second-PC

• Run it
• Click Install

2. Download: Latest firmware on the Second-PC

• Remove "???" from the file name
• Save it

3. Download: Flashtool on the Second-PC

• Run it

STEP 2: START FLASHING PROCESS

1. Connect both USB cables to the Second-PC

2. Unplug all USB cables from your KmBox

3. Hold down the tiny black button inside the case

4. Plug in the USB at the same time to power it up.

• If the screen goes white and the blue LED flashes fast, you are now in "Update Mode"

5. Open the flash tool from step 3

• Select the USB device in the "DevList"
• Click "Select File", change the file type to "*.bin" and select the .bin file from step 1.2
• Click "Program"

STEP 3: DONE

After the process is done your KmBox will restart automatically and display the new firmware version

STEP 1: DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL

1. Download Drivers on the Second-PC

• Run it
• Click Install

2. Connect your USB cables following this picture

STEP 2: DONE

STEP 1: SET UP YOUR KMBOX

1. Connect your USB cables following this picture

2. Check the firmware version

-> 20240130 - 30th January 2024

3. If the firmware version is from before August 2023 (08.2023) then DO NOT FLASH - it will permanently break the device

-> Sometimes your seller can help with this

-> If you get an "activate it" message follow this guide

STEP 2: DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL

1. Download Drivers on the Second-PC

• Run it
• Click Install

2. Download Latest firmware on the Second-PC

• Remove "???" from the file name
• Save it

3. Download Flashtool on the Second-PC

• Run it

STEP 3: START FLASHING PROCESS

1. Click OK

2. Open Device Manager and check the COM port

3. Go to Tools -> Serial -> select your COM port

4. Go to Tools -> BurnFirmware

5. In Update Firmware select the following values:

• board: esp32
• burn_addr: 0x1000
• erase_flash: yes
• com: COM# from step 2

-> Select "Users" and click "choose" to select the .bin file you downloaded

6. Click "ok" and wait for the burn to finish

STEP 4: DONE

After the process is done your KmBox will restart automatically and display the new firmware version

STEP 1: PREPARE YOUR SYSTEM

1. Connect your USB cables following this picture

STEP 2: DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL

1. Download Drivers on the Second-PC

• Run it
• Click Install

2. Download Flashtool on the Second-PC

• Run it

STEP 3: START PROCESS

1. Click OK

2. Open Device Manager and check the COM port

3. Go to Tools -> Serial -> select your COM port

4. Type "km.freq()" and press Enter

-> If you receive the message saying that it is configured at 500, continue following this guide to change it. If your KmBox is already configured at 1000, you can ignore it.

5. Go to "device" -> double click on "boot.py"

6. Search for "km.freq(500)" -> change to "km.freq(1000)"

7. Go to Tools -> "DownloadAndRun (F5)"

-> You need to receive a message similar to this

8. Type "km.freq()" and press Enter

-> You need to receive the message saying that it is set to "1000"

9. Type "km.reboot()" and press Enter

10. After the process is done your KmBox will restart automatically

-> You need to receive a message similar to this.

STEP 4: DONE