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10DSR Switch Installer/User Guide
2.Disconnect the power from the switch by unplugging the power cord from either the electrical outlet or the appliance.
3.Plug your VGA monitor and either PS/2 or, if your DSR switch model supports USB, USB keyboard and mouse cables into the appropriately labeled ports. You must install both a keyboard and mouse on the local ports or the keyboard will not initialize properly.
4.Plug a compatible IQ module into the appropriate ports on the back of the target server.
5.Choose an available numbered port on the rear of your DSR switch. Plug one end of a UTP patch cable
NOTE: When connecting a Sun IQ module, you must use a
6.Plug a UTP patch cable from your Ethernet network into the LAN port on the back of your DSR switch. Network users will access the DSR switch through this port. Repeat this step if your switch supports multiple LAN ports.
7.(Optional) The DSR switch can also be accessed using an ITU V.92, V.90 or
NOTE: Using a modem connection instead of a LAN connection will limit the performance capability of your DSR switch.
8.(Optional) Depending on the model, up to two power control devices can be attached to a DSR switch. To connect a power control device, plug one end of the cable supplied with a DSR switch compatible power control device into an available SPC port on the DSR switch. Plug the other end into the power control device. Plug the power cords from the target servers into the power control device power outlets. Plug the power control device into a grounded AC wall outlet. Repeat this step for any additional available SPC ports.
To connect local virtual media:
Connect the virtual media to an available USB port on the DSR switch.
NOTE: For all virtual media sessions, you must use a USB2 or USB2L IQ module.
To connect a serial IQ module to a serial device:
1.Attach the serial IQ module
2.Attach one end of the UTP patch cable to the