Local keyboard, video and mouse connections
The LOCAL module provides extra ports to accommodate a keyboard, video monitor and mouse in the vicinity of the host system.
Local speaker connection
The ACU5116A variant of the LOCAL module allows a pair of speakers to be connected and used in the vicinity of the host system.
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1Attach the lead from the monitor to the blue
VIDEO OUT on the LOCAL module.
2 Connect the |
keyboard lead |
to the purple |
Connection Connection
fromfrom mouse keyboard
| VIDEO | OUT |
CPU |
| |
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| |
| SWITCH | |
Note: A microphone port is provided only at the REMOTE module. The speaker and microphone ports are absent from the ACU5114A variant of the Wizard extender product.
1Connect the speaker plug to the socket labelled 
.
CPU/ 
KVM
VIDEO | OUT |
| |
SWITCH | |
labelled |
on the LOCAL |
module. |
3 Insert the |
keyboard lead |
into the green |
LOCAL
Connection from video monitor
Speaker connection
LOCAL
labelled |
on the LOCAL |
module. |
Optional power connection
The LOCAL module has a power socket, however, as power is derived from the host system keyboard connection, it is generally not necessary to use a power supply unit.
In situations where a keyboard connection to the host system is not used, the LOCAL module will require a separate power supply unit of the same type as supplied for use with the REMOTE module. Separate power supply units are available direct from Black Box.
Optional power connector | LOCAL |
| |
- not required unless the |
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host system keyboard |
|
connection is not used |
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