Intellinet Network Solutions 524100 PS/2 Mouse Port, Console Management Port RJ-12, Status LEDs

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Front Panel
PS/2 Keyboard Port
Connect the PS/2
keyboard for the	PS/2	PS/2	Console	Status	Restore
local console.	keyboard	mouse	management	LEDs	Factory Defaults

PS/2 Mouse Port

Connect the PS/2 mouse for the local console.

Console Management Port (RJ-12)

Connect the serial console cable for advanced console management of the switch via a serial terminal emulation utility, such as Windows HyperTerminal.

Status LEDs

•10/100M is lit as solid orange when the current digital link runs at 100 Mbps.

•LINK is lit as solid green when a network link is established; it flashes whenever network transmissions are perceived on the digital port.

•PWR is lit as solid green to indicate the power is on.

•VIDEO blinks to indicate the normal functioning of the video server.

Restore Factory Defaults

This is a tiny recessed button located to the right of the LEDs, and can only be accessed by inserting a pointed object, such as a needle or pin. To restore the switch to factory defaults (the IP settings and user account settings established before you do any of your own configurations), press the recessed button for 4 seconds or more.

Rear Panel
PC/KVM Port
Connect to either a
single PS/2 computer	PC/KVM	Monitor	USB Ethernet Serial
or a single PS/2 KVM			keyboard/mouse

switch using the included 3-in-1 slim KVM cables with integrated HDB-15 connector. However, if you are using a USB-enabled computer or a USB KVM switch, you should also use a USB cable to connect to a USB port on your computer for keyboard/mouse connection.

Monitor Port

Plug in the monitor for your local console on the switch.

PC-USB Port

This provides USB keyboard/mouse connections (USB Type B) to a USB-enabled PC or to a USB KVM switch. Thus, if you are connecting any USB-enabled PC or USB KVM switch, use a USB cable to make the connection.

Ethernet Port

This digital port (RJ-45) offers anytime/anywhere access to the Digital KVM over IP Switch and, subsequently, the conventional KVM switch(es) and servers/computers connected behind it to the remote login clients over the LAN/Internet.

Serial Control Port

Connect to either an external modem or a power control unit (or to a cascaded chain of power control units). When an external modem is added to its serial control port (RJ-12), the switch could serve either as a PPP server to allow direct cable connection or dial-in connection from its peer computers, or as a PPP client to dial out to an ISP or Enterprise PPP server. Furthermore, through serial commands sent over its serial control port, the switch can perform remote

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