Network Technologies KEEMUX-Px Configuring The Jumper Block, DDC Support, Kcmd, Brdc, Scan

NTI KEEMUX Series PS/2 KVM Switch

Configuring The Jumper Block

Once the jumper block is exposed, apply a jumper across the appropriate pins to disable the desired mode(s) according to the chart below.

Pin Designation	Mode
KCMD	Command Mode*
BRDC	Broadcast Mode
SCAN	Scan Mode

*Note: Putting a jumper across pins KCMD to disable Command Mode will also disable Broadcast and Scan Modes.

		If the unit has an LCD
JUMPER BLOCK		this jumper will be here.
	S B K L	DIP SWITCHES
	C R C C
	A D M D
	N C D E

JUMPER (unused)

Drawing shows jumper across SCAN pins, disabling Scan Mode. Broadcast Mode is still enabled.

Figure 20- Place jumpers according to desired functionality

Once the desired jumpers are in place, reverse the disassembly process to re-assemble the KEEMUX. Be particularly careful about connecting the ribbons back to the headers they were removed from and to fully insert the ribbons into the headers. Note: The text on the video ribbons should face the right-hand side of the case after insertion. Do not turn the power ON until all connections have been completely and properly made and the unit has been properly re-assembled.

DDC SUPPORT

(Optional)

DDC information allows the CPU to automatically select the optimal resolution for the monitor by receiving, at power up, information from the monitor concerning its resolution specifications.

When DDC Support is installed, the DDC information is acquired from the monitor by the KEEMUX when the KEEMUX is powered-up. A monitor with DDC support must be connected to MONITOR for this to occur. The DDC information will be made available at every CPU port.

The DDC information can also be acquired by pressing the DDC button located on the front of the switch (when supported). This button allows the monitor configuration to be changed without powering down the switch.

Note: In order for the CPU to correctly receive the DDC information from the switch at boot-up, the switch must be powered up before all attached CPUs.

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