CHAPTER 6: Installation

6.2.2.B Attaching a Switch with a Single Compatible User-Port Connector

Run a ServSwitch-to-ServSwitch Expansion Cable (product code EHN284) from the Local Unit’s CPU port to one of the KVM switch’s user ports, which will be DB25 connectors.

Regular ServSwitch

(KV3108SA-R4)

(To CPUs)

ServSwitch-to-

ServSwitch

Expansion Cable

(EHN284)

Local

Unit

Figure 6-3. Attaching a KVM switch with a single compatible user-port

connector to the Local Unit’s CPU port.

6.2.2.C Attaching a Switch with a Single Incompatible User-Port Connector

First plug the included three-to-one KVM-extension cable into the Local Unit’s CPU port. Then plug a User Cable designed for the KVM switch into one of the switch’s user ports. (For the ServSwitch Multi, you could use product code KV2505.) Connect the matching strands of the KVM-extension cable and User Cable together as shown in Figure 6-4.

ServSwitch

Multi EXP

(KV160A-R2)

User cable KV2505

Included KVM-

Local Unit

extension Cable

(plugs into User Card)

 

 

 

Figure 6-4. Attaching a KVM switch with a single incompatible user-port

connector to the Local Unit’s CPU port.

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Black Box ACU3001A, CAT5 KVM Micro Extender, ACU3009A manual ServSwitch Multi EXP KV160A-R2