Once all cables have been connected, power up the CPUs that are attached to the KVM
Switch. The KVM Switch emulates a mouse and keyboard on each port and allows your
computer to boot normally. Your KVM Switch should now be ready for use.
Powering Up the Systems
Front View
Back View
KVM Soho VGA U-type 4 Port Enclosure
Print Graphics v.2.1 F1DS102L, F1DS104L
front panel
back panel
KVM Soho DVI 4 Port Enclosure
Print Graphics v.2.1 F1DD102L, F1DD104L
front panel
back panel
KVM Soho VGA T-type 4 Port Enclosure
Print Graphics v.2.1 F1DS102J, F1DS104J
front panel
back panel
Audio/Mic Switch
KVM Switch
USB Hub
Port 1
KVM Soho VGA U-type 4 Port Enclosure
Print Graphics v.2.1 F1DS102L, F1DS104L
front panel
back panel
KVM Soho DVI 4 Port Enclosure
Print Graphics v.2.1 F1DD102L, F1DD104L
front panel
back panel
KVM Soho VGA T-type 4 Port Enclosure
Print Graphics v.2.1 F1DS102J, F1DS104J
front panel
back panel
DC Power
Jack
1st Computer
Audio/Mic
Console Jacks
Audio/Mic
Console
Jacks
USB Console
Port
USB Hub
Port 2
1st
Computer
USB
DVI Console
Port
1st Computer
Port
2nd Computer
Port
3rd Computer
Port
4th Computer
Port
Additional Computer Audio/Mic Console Jacks
Port Indicators
