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RACKMOUNT SERVSWITCH™ BRAND CAT5 KVM EXTENDER LOCAL HUBS
• Serial Device: KVM/Serial Extenders: Standard asynchronous RS-232 devices that
operate at 9600 or 19,200 bps; use 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit; and don’t
require any hardware control signals other than RTS, CTS, DSR, and DTR. The
KVM/Serial Extenders are especially designed for use with most touchscreens.
KVM/Serial/Audio Extenders: Standard asynchronous RS-232 devices,
including serial mice and trackballs, that operate at up to 19,200 bps and don’t
require any hardware control signals other than RTS, CTS, DSR, and DTR.
(The Extender is transparent to data format and to all data rates up to
19,200 bps. It passes the control signals through.)
NOTE
The Extenders do not support serial mice on their PS/2 mouse ports.
The KVM/Serial/Audio Extenders support serial mice on their serial-
device ports without requiring any special configuration.
In their standard settings, the KVM/Serial Extenders do not support
serial mice on their serial-device ports. If a PC you want to attach to a
KVM/Serial Extender system has a serial mouse port, we recommend
plugging a PS/2 mouse into the Remote Unit, then running a PS/2
mouse-extension cable to the CPU and using a mouse-port adapter
such as product code AC244A to connect the cable to the PC’s serial
mouse port.
If, however, you need to use a special serial-mouse device such as
an industrial trackball running at 1200 bps, the KVM/Serial Extender
system can be set to that data rate. See
Appendix C .
• Audio Device (KVM/Serial/Audio Extenders only): Just about any standard PC
sound card or consumer audio device that doesn’t transmit or receive signals
at voltages above line level (5 volts peak-to-peak) should be compatible with
the Extender.