Black Box KV150A-R2 manual Contents

		TABLE OF CONTENTS
		Contents
Chapter			Page
1.	Specifications		10
2.	Introduction		14
	2.1	Overview	14
	2.2	Features and Benefits	15
	2.3	A Typical Application	16
	2.4	Limitations and Restrictions	17
	2.5	Safety Precautions	18
	2.6	The System and Its Components	18
		2.6.1 The Complete ServSwitch Multi Package and Other Components You’ll Need	18
		2.6.2 Rackmounting the ServSwitch Multi (Optional)	19
		2.6.3 Descriptions of the ServSwitch Multi Base Unit and MX and Their Components	20
		2.6.4 Descriptions of the ServSwitch Multi EXP and SB and Their Components	23
		2.6.5 Descriptions of the ServSwitch Multi Hub and Its Components	26
3.	Installing User-Interface Cards, User Cables, and Console Devices		27
	3.1	Connecting Local-Console Equipment to a Base Unit or MX	27
	3.2	Installing User-Interface Cards in a ServSwitch Multi	28
	3.3	Connecting User Cables and Console Equipment to Your User Cards	30
		3.3.1 For IBM Style Keyboard and Mouse	31
		3.3.2 For Apple Macintosh Style Keyboard and Mouse	32
		3.3.3 For Sun Microsystems Keyboard and Mouse	33
		3.3.4 Connecting Non-Multisync Monitors	34
		3.3.5 Connecting Dual Monitors (UICD Only)	35
4.	Installing CPU-Interface Cards, Server Cables, and Computers		37
	4.1	Setting the Jumpers to Configure the Video-Output Type	37
	4.2	Setting the DIP Switch	39
		4.2.1 Configuring Video Options	39
		4.2.2 Setting the Keyboard/Mouse-Inactivity Timeout	40
		4.2.3 Setting the Keyboard Translation (Mapping) for Macintosh Computers	40
	4.3	Installing CPU-Interface Cards in a ServSwitch Multi	41
	4.4	Connecting the Server Cables and Computer Equipment	43
		4.4.1 For IBM PS/2 or PC/AT Compatible Computers	44
		4.4.2 For Apple Macintosh Compatible Computers	45
		4.4.3 For Sun Microsystems Compatible Computers	46
		4.4.4 For RS/6000 and SGI Compatible Computers	47

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