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RACKMOUNT SERVSWITCH™ BRAND CAT5 KVM EXTENDER LOCAL HUBS
6.2.5.B Attaching a KVM Switch with Single Composite CPU-Port Connectors
Run a CPU Cable designed for the KVM switch—refer to
Sections 4.2.4.B
and
4.2.4.C
for product codes—from one of the switch’s CPU-port connectors to the
user-port connectors of the Remote or Dual-Access Local Hub, as shown in
Figure 6-10 below and Figures 6-11 and 6-12 on the next page.
NOTES
If the switch is a ServSwitch Multi, keep these things in mind as you
match the serial and audio cables/strands:
– The proper DB9 serial connector to use on its User Cable is the
one
without
a yellow band.
– The audio cable from the Extender’s “audio out” connector should
be plugged into the
blue-banded
audio connector on the User Cable.
– The audio cable from the Extender’s “audio in” connector should
be plugged into the audio connector
without
a blue band on the User
Cable.
Also bear in mind that the microphone strand of the ServSwitch
Multi User Cable (the one with the
blue-banded
connector) is mono only,
so any stereo information that passes through this strand will be lost.
Figure 6-10. Attaching a KVM switch with single composite CPU-port
connectors to the user-port connectors on a Micro Remote Unit (top,
ACUMREM shown) or a full-size (non-Micro) Remote Unit (bottom,
ACUVREM shown).
ServSwitch Multi EXP (KV160A-R2)
ACUVREM
KV2040-R2
(plugs into
CPU Card)
Regular ServSwitch (KV3108SA-R4)
ACUMREM
EHN230
