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Installation and getting started
VGA2Ethernet and KVM2Ethernet hardware features
Installation Guide
Page 5
Power
Connect the AC adapter to the VGA2Ethernet
device power connector and to a power outlet.
ETH 1
Primary 10/100/1000 Base-T RJ-45 auto-sensing
Ethernet network port to connect the VGA2Ethernet
device to the Ethernet network. The VGA2Ethernet
ethernet ports are auto-sensing. You can connect
ETH 1 or ETH 2 directly to your video capture
workstation Ethernet port.
VGA IN
Connect a VESA-compatible VGA source to the
VGA2Ethernet device. See the
VGA2Ethernet
technical specifications
on the Epiphan web site for
information about the video input supported by the
VGA2Ethernet device.
Connect an Epiphan KVM cable from the machine
to be managed to the KVM2Ethernet device. See the
KVM2Ethernet technical specifications
on the
Epiphan web site for information about the input
supported by the KVM2Ethernet device.
VGA OUT
Optionally connect a monitor to view captured
images. This is not a high-quality image. VGA OUT
is intended only for monitoring the image output.
USB port
Not used.
LED
startup
sequence
Green and blue LEDs. When the VGA2Ethernet first
starts up, the blue led lights up. A few seconds later
the green LED lights up. After about another 20
seconds the blue LED turns off, leaving the green
LED on indicating that the VGA2Ethernet has
started up and can start capturing images.
During operation the blue LED blinks during VGA
signal test operation and when the system tunes
VGA parameters.
Red LED
During operation the red LED blinks each time the
VGA2Ethernet device captures an image and sends
it to a video capture workstation. You can use the
red LED as an indicator that the VGA2Ethernet
device is capturing images.