Adder Technology ADDERLINK X2 사용자 설명서

Local speaker connection
The LOCAL module allows a pair of speakers to be connected and used in the 
vicinity of the host system.
Note: A microphone port 
is provided only at the 
REMOTE module.  

1  Connect the speaker 

plug to the socket 
labelled 

.

The naming of the LOCAL and REMOTE modules relate to their proximity to 
the host computer system. Hence, the LOCAL module connects directly to the 
system (and the local peripherals), while the REMOTE is at the other end of the 
twisted pair cable and attaches to the duplicate keyboard, mouse, etc. 

Multi-cable connection
A number of important 
connections between 
the computer system 
and the LOCAL module 
are made via the 
supplied multi-cable. 
This cable is two metres 
in length and splits out 
to the keyboard, video, 
mouse, microphone 
and speaker ports of 
the system.

1  Attach the supplied 

multi-cable to the 
25-way socket 
at the end of the 
LOCAL module.

2  At the other end of the multi-cable, attach the keyboard, mouse, primary 

video channel, microphone and speaker connectors to the appropriate 
sockets at the rear of the computer system. On most systems the 
appropriate ports should be labelled and colour coded in a similar way to 
the cable connectors:

 

 

 

Blue

  Keyboard 

 

 

 

Purple

  Mouse 

 

or 

 

Mid green

 

Speaker 

   or 

SPK

  Light green

 

Microphone 

  or  

MIC

  Pink (or maroon)

Local keyboard and mouse connections
The LOCAL module provides extra ports to accommodate a keyboard and mouse 
in the vicinity of the host system.

1  Connect the keyboard 

lead to the purple 
mini-DIN socket 
labelled 

 on the 

LOCAL module. 

2  Insert the keyboard 

lead into the green 
mini-DIN socket 
labelled 

 on the 

LOCAL module.