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VETRA 

Systems Corporation, 275-J Marcus Blvd., Hauppauge, NY 11787 USA 

 

Tel: 631-434-3185  Fax: 631-434-3516 

www.vetra.com  e-mail: [email protected]

 

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DB9 FEMALE 

DB9 FEMALE 

SIGNAL 

CONNECTOR CONNECTOR NAME 

 

PIN # 

PIN # 

 2 

RXD 

 3 

TXD 

 5 

GND 

 7 

RTS 

 8 

CTS 

 SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD 
 

OPERATION

 

 
 

With the Receiver and Transmitter Units connected, the Extender System is ready for operation. The Transmitter can 

be powered up at any time. It does not have to be coordinated with the power up of the PC.   
 
 

If the Transmitter is powered up after the PC is powered up, or if it is powered down while the PC remains powered 

up, it is possible that the keyboard status indicators, Caps, Num, and Scroll Lock, are "out of step". This can be corrected by 
operating any one of the respective keys. This will cause a "refresh" of these indicators. 
 

THEORY OF OPERATION

 

 
 

The VIP-380 Extender System uses a proprietary RS-232 protocol to communicate between the Transmitter Unit and 

the Receiver Unit. The RS-232 protocol permits essentially unlimited distance between the two units by use of standard RS-
232 techniques to extend distance. Keyboard and mouse data are multiplexed onto one data stream for transmission. 
Transmission data rate is 9600 baud. The Transmitter will assert RTS (DB9 pin 7) when either the remote keyboard and/or 
mouse are active. The Transmitter will also send data only when incoming CTS (which is checked at DB9 pin 8) is asserted. 
 

SPECIFICATIONS

 

 

Power

: The Transmitter is powered from an external power supply, supplying 5 volts regulated, rated at 2 A. The Receiver 

Unit is powered from the PC. 
 

Dimensions

: Both the Receiver and Transmitter units are 1.50 in H x 5.08 in W x 5.25 in W (3.81 cm x 12.90 cm x 13.34 cm). 

 

Connection of PS/2 type Mouse

: By mouse’s captive cable to a female 6-pin DIN connector on the Transmitter, marked 

“MOUSE IN”. 
 

Connection of Keyboard

: By keyboard’s captive cable to female 6-pin DIN connector on the Transmitter, marked 

“KEYBOARD IN”. An adapter the VIP-301-5F6M (purchased separately) is needed to connect an AT style keyboard to the 
transmitter. 
          

Connection to PC

: By male-male 6-pin DIN cables (supplied with system), to connect the Receiver Unit to the PC's keyboard 

and mouse ports. An adapter the VIP-301-5M6F (purchased separately) is needed for connection to an AT style PC. 
 

PARTS LIST 

QTY MODEL 

DESCRIPTION 

 
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VIP-380-R 

Receiver 

Unit 

 1 

VIP-380-T 

Transmitter 

Unit 

 1 

VIP-210 

Power 

Supply 

 

VIP-300-6MM-06 

Extension cable 6-pin male to male 

 1 

User 

Instructions 

 
 

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