StarTech.com SV441DUSBI Serial Remote Control operation, Connecting Serial Remote Control Modules

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Instruction Manual

Serial Remote Control operation

Background

The SV441DUSBI offers a unique way to expand the functionality of the base product. Using the integrated R-Porton the rear panel, you can manage up to 16 serial devices using a specialized daisy-chain technol- ogy. The SV441DUSBI includes integrated control functionality that allows you to monitor and configure serial devices using the interactive Web interface. To minimize space and infrastructure requirements, the R-Port modules use a single cable to carry both power and the data signal. All configuration settings are stored separately in each attached device in non-volatile memory so that they will not be lost in the event of a power outage or disconnection.

Connecting Serial Remote Control Modules

The cable for each serial device is similar to a phone cable and uses an RJ-14 connector. For the first module, connect the cable to the R-Porton the rear panel of the SV441DUSBI. Connect the opposite end to the DATA OUT (or similar) port on the Serial Remote Control unit. Note that some devices may use an integrated cable, so you will not need to make a separate connection on the serial device. Once you have added the first serial device to the SV441DUSBI, you can connect additional modules to the DATA IN (or similar) port on the previous module in the chain. Once the cabling is attached, the module becomes active after a 15 second initialization period. For specific information regarding cabling and status indicators for a specific serial console, refer to the instructions that came with the product.

Using the Web Interface

Once you have one or more R-Port serial devices connected, you will able to configure and manage them through the Web interface. You may need to modify the default settings on SV441DUSBI to match your vari- ous R-Port modules’ default configuration. Consult the documentation

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