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4. Prepare locations for your LongView Wireless extender equipment, server and peripherals.
Place the transmitter near your server. Best performance is achieved when the antennas are
clearly visible and free from obstructions.
5. Connect the LongView Wireless transmitter cables into the server’s PS/2 keyboard (purple
connector), monitor connections (blue connector) and PS/2 mouse (green connector).
6. Using the supplied audio cable, connect one end to the LongView Wireless transmitter’s audio
input connection (lime green connector) and the other end to the server’s audio output
connection (lime green connector).
7. Connect your LongView Wireless transmitter to an AC power source with one of the power
supplies included with your LongView Wireless extender.
8. Ensure the transmitter is powered up with the S2 LED illuminated.
NOTE: Use only an Avocent-supplied power supply.
9. Power up your server.
Connecting the LongView Wireless receiver
Virtually any industry-standard display device can be attached to the LongView Wireless receiver,
as long as it has a 15-pin D shell connector for video input and can accept VGA (640 x 480), SVGA
(800 x 600) and XGA (1024 x 768) resolution video.
To install a LongView Wireless receiver:
1. Select a location for your LongView Wireless receiver. Find a convenient position for locating
the LongView Wireless receiver, such as a desktop that is near your extended display. Best
performance is achieved when the antennas are clearly visible and free from obstructions.
2. Connect the extended display’s video input into the LongView Wireless receiver’s video input
(blue connector). See Figure 2.2.
NOTE: The extended display must have a standard 15-pin D-shell RGB analog interface.
3. Connect the extended display’s PS/2 keyboard and mouse (if applicable) into the LongView
Wireless receiver’s keyboard connection (purple connector) and mouse connection
(green connector).
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