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3.3. CONNECTING LARA TO THE HOST SYSTEM 11
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Serial output for modem dial in connection
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Serial pass-through via Telnet
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Initial configuration
SUB-D 9 Serial 2 The serial connector 2 supports the internal and external power options
SUB-D 25 KVM The supplied Keyboard VGA Mouse extender cable has an aggregated SUB D
25 connector to LARA
Power supply A power supply with the following parameters can be attached:
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Voltage: 12 V
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Current: > = 1 A
RJ 45 ISDN Using this connector LARA can be connected to an EURO ISDN network
RJ 45 Ethernet UTP3/5 cables can be connected to LARA using this standard RJ 45 Jack
3.3. Connecting LARA to the host system
In order to connect the KVM signals of the host system to LARA perform the following steps:
1. Connect the SUB-D 25 to PS2/PS2/Video cable to the SUB-D 25 connector on LARA
2. Connect the (purple) PS/2 Keyboard jack to the keyboard connector of the host system
3. Connect the (green) PS/2 mouse plug to the mouse connector of the host system
4. Connect the VGA HD-15 connector to the VGA monitor output of the host system
5. Connect the power supply as well as Ethernet and/or modem,ISDN, depending how you want
to access LARA
In case you want to connect a local console to the host system besides LARA you may attach
monitor, keyboard and mouse to the connectors on the front side. Figure
3.5 shows the resulting
connections from LARA to the host system, whereas Figure 3.6 on the following page shows the
same connections including the local console ones.
LARA
SUB−D 25
Keyboard
VGA, Mouse
Figure 3.5.: Connections of LARA KVM signals to the controlled system
3.3.1. Connecting system management option
Figure 3.7 on the next page gives an overview over the three different options to perform remote
reset and remote power management to the controlled PC.