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The following instructions will help you
to connect your DSR switch.
Should you require further assistance, please
consult your installer/user guide.
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Connecting power to the
DSR switch
Power down all servers that will be part of your DSR
system. Locate the power cord that came with the
DSR switch. Plug one end into the power socket on
the rear of the DSR switch. Plug the other end into
an appropriate AC wall outlet.
Connecting the local port
Plug your VGA monitor, keyboard and PS/2 mouse
cables into appropriately labeled DSR ports.
Connecting a DSRIQ module to
the DSR switch
Choose an available port on the rear of your DSR
switch. Plug one end of a CAT 5 cable (4-pair, up to
10 meters) into a numbered port and plug the other
end into the RJ-45 connector of a DSRIQ module.
Connecting a server to the
DSRIQ module
Plug the DSRIQ module into the appropriate ports on
the back of the server. Repeat this procedure for all
servers that are to be connected to the DSR switch.
Connecting network and
remote users
Plug a CAT 5 cable from your Ethernet network into
the LAN connector on the back of your DSR switch.
Network users will access the DSR switch through
this port.
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Plug in the keyboard,
monitor and mouse for
your local connection.
Serial server
SPC800 Power
Control Device
Local connection
PS/2 server
USB server
Sun server
Modem
Connect your
SPC device to
the target servers.
Plug in the
external modem.
Connect the switch
to the network.
Connect DSRIQ
modules to the
DSR switch.
The Power of Being There
To connect a DSR switch
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Power down all
servers and attach
the appropriate
power cord to the
DSR switch.
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Power up target
servers and then the
DSR switch.
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Connect servers to
the DSRIQ modules.
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