Chassis Plans CPC1-17, Техническое описание

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Chassis Plans CPC1-17, -19 Technical Reference Chapter 2 – KVM Switch Options
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4-Port DVI (Order Option ‘C’)
The DVI Switch provides four ports of DVI-D and USB 2.0 connection to the CPC family LCD display consoles.
In addition, each port is provided with speaker out and microphone/audio input although the CPC does not
provide built-in speakers. A 2-port USB 2.0 Hub is included for connecting additional devices. The KVM
supports USB PC’s, Mac G3/G4, iMac and Sun. Hot plugging is provided so devices can be connected or
disconnected while other devices are in use. Auto scanning is also provided. Power is provided by the USB
connection to a connected computer so external power is not normally required though it can be provided for
unusual USB configurations or power requirements. A 6-foot cable set is provided for connection to one
computer. Other cables and lengths are optionally available.
Photo 1 – 4-Port DVI-D Switch Rear View
4-Port VGA (Order Option ‘A’)
The 4-Port VGA KVM Switch is a simple VGA only KVM providing four ports of VGA interface with PS/2 or USB
connectivity. The KVM supports USB PC’s, Mac G3/G4, iMac and Sun. Hot plugging is provided so devices can
be connected or disconnected while other devices are in use. Control is via Hotkey keystroke combinations and
the very latest in mouse port-switching – simply double-click on the scroll wheel of a USB mouse to change
ports. Secure access can be configured with password protection. Programmable autoscan is provided. A
single 6-foot 3-in-1 cable for connecting to one computer’s VGA port and keyboard/mouse (via PS/2 or USB) is
provided. Additional cables and length options are available. Power is provided by the computer’s PS/2 or USB
ports and a separate AC power brick pro9VDC is provided for stand-alone operation.
The switch comes with patented Video DynaSync™ technology, which eliminates boot-up display problems and
optimizes resolution, and features dual console keyboard and mouse ports, meaning any combination of PS/2 or
USB keyboard and mouse can be used.
The single USB port on the rear panel is a pass-through from the front panel USB connector. The USB ports in
the Console section would be used when a USB keyboard is installed in the CPC. The Console USB ports and
PS/2 ports can be used at the same time. The front panel USB connector can be routed through the switch’s
USB ports to the connected computers allowing a USB device plugged into the front panel to connect to any
selected computer.
Only KVM cable sets which are specifically designed to work with this switch may be used to link to the
computers. See “Direct Connection Versus Combo Cables” above.
Photo 2 – 4-Port VGA Rear View