Adder Technology 2XPRO manual Connecting the AdderLink Extender, AdderLink requirements

Type of mouse / system	Driver type	Likely expected	Suggested
Connected at bootup		data format	restoration
PS/2	PS/2 only	PS/2	Standard
PS/2	IntelliMouse	PS/2	Standard
IntelliMouse / SmartView	PS/2 only	PS/2	Standard
IntelliMouse / SmartView	IntelliMouse	IntelliMouse	IntelliMouse

To restore lost mouse movement on a CPU connected to the SmartView:

1)Select the CPU that has lost its mouse movement

2)Activate the on-screen menu using the keyboard hotkeys

3)Press F1 to view additional menus

4)Select the FUNCTIONS menu

5)Select RESTORE STANDARD MOUSE or RESTORE INTELLIMOUSE

6)Exit the on-screen menu

2.10 Connecting the AdderLink Extender

Connecting an AdderLink receiver to the SmartView's integrated AdderLink extender

If you are connecting an AdderLink XR receiver to one of the SmartView's integrated AdderLink extender ports then no further configuration is necessary. Remember that the AdderLink uses proprietary analogue signalling and the cable may not be connected to a network hub or switch.

Connecting an external AdderLink extender

If you require more remote access links than are provided by the integrated extender ports you may connect external AdderLink extenders (i.e. an XR / XL receiver / transmitter pair) to the SmartView's local KVM connectors. If you do this then you should power the AdderLink XL units using the optional power adapters.

AdderLink requirements

Your AdderLink Extender unit will need to be fitted with firmware version 1.07 or higher if it is a Gold model or 2.07 or higher if it is a non-Gold model. If you have an earlier AdderLink unit please contact Adder technical support for advice.

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