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SERVSWITCH™BRAND CAT5 KVM MICRO EXTENDER
4.2.4.B Switches with Regular ServSwitch Style DB25 Composite CPU Ports
The CPU ports of the regular ServSwitch and several other ServSwitch family KVM
switches are specially pinned DB25 connectors that function as composite (all-in-
one) interfaces. At the time of this writing, some of the other important ServSwitch
family models in this category are:
• ServSwitch™
• ServSwitch™ Ultra
• Matrix ServSwitch™
• ServSwitch™ Affinity
• ServSwitch Jr.
• ServShare™
(Note:The ServSelect also has DB25 composite CPU ports, but they are pinned
differently. See Section 4.2.4.C.)
You can use the three-to-one KVM-extension cable included with your Extender to
attach a KVM-switch CPU port of this type to the user ports on the Remote Unit or
Dual-Access Local Unit. If you’ve already used that cable to attach a CPU to the
Local Unit, order the same type of cable (product code EHN230) to make this
connection.
4.2.4.C Switches with Other Types of Composite CPU Ports
The CPU ports of some ServSwitch family KVM switches are composite (all-in-one)
interfaces that are not the same as those on the regular ServSwitch, but the
principle for connecting them is the same:
• The CPU ports on the CPU Cards of the ServSwitch Multi are HD44 female
connectors. You’ll need a ServSwitch Multi Server Cable such as product code
KV2020-R2 (for just KVM extension) or KV2040-R2 (for KVM, serial, and/or
audio extension) to attach a ServSwitch Multi CPU port to the user ports on
the Remote Unit or Dual-Access Local Unit.
• The CPU ports on the ServSelect are DB25 connectors pinneddifferently from
the DB25 connectors on the regular ServSwitch. You’ll need a ServSelect Cable
(product code EHN056) to attach a ServSelect CPU port to the user ports on
the Remote Unit or Dual-Access Local Unit.