KVM gruppen DSIP-1000, User Manual

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Your local monitor can be connected to the VGA connector on the
front panel of DSIP­1000T. The Status and Power LEDs are
located on that panel. There is a slide switch, named [Remote
input], which selects the local or remote keyboard and mouse is
controlled.
The rear panel has a DC in connector, mini USB connector for
keyboard and mouse, RJ­45 connector for Ethernet cable, IR
blaster connector, DVI­I connector and audio in and out
connectors. The USB, monitor, audio in and out connect to your
PC by using the cables provided in the package. The audio cable
that is connected to “audio out” on the DSIP­1000T must be
connected to the line in (or sometimes mic) connector of your PC.
The other audio cable is connected between “audio in” on the
DSIP­1000T and the line out connector of your PC. The RJ­45
connector is used for connection between DSIP­1000T and DSIP­
1000R.
For more detailed information of cable connections, please refer
to the “Connection Setup” section.
When the PC and the DSIP­1000T are connected with VGA cable,
the DSIP­1000T can drive the local monitor and the remote
monitor at the same time. In this configuration, the local monitor
will also function if the DSIP­1000T is power off. When the PC
and the DSIP­1000T are connected with DVI­D cable, the DSIP­
1000T will only drive the remote monitor and not the local monitor.
LED display and Switches
LED Color Status Descriptions
Status
Green
On Local area network is connected
Off Local area network is not connected.
Blink Ethernet active
Orange/Red Blink The DSIP­1000T is using large network
bandwidth.
Power Off Off Power off
Green Green Power on and network connection is
established.
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