Black Box ServSwitch ACU075A-PS2 Manual De Usuario

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  Connect the computer unit and console 

(station) unit via CAT5 UTP cable.

 

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  Remotely locate the keyboard, monitor, and 

mouse up to 75 feet (23.4 m) from a computer.

 

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  Versions available to support either a USB  

or PS/2 console.

  

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  Use low-cost, readily-available cable.

 

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  LED  indicator enables you to verify power is 

connected.

 

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  Locate the computer away from your desk  

and work area, freeing up valuable space.

 

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  Beep sound confirms key control.

 

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  Support common mice such as Microsoft

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IntelliMouse

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 (Pro), Explorer, Optical, etc.

Typical ACU075A-PS2 application: (1) console to (1) computer configuration.

OVERVIEw

Choose the ServSwitch KVM Short-Range Extender Kits to place  

a PS/2 or USB keyboard/monitor/mouse up to 75 feet (23.4 meters) 
from a computer. The ServSwitch Short-Range Extender Kits use  
inexpensive CAT5 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable. 

Two models are available:

•  ServSwitch KVM Short-Range Extender Kit (PS/2):  

ACU075A-PS2

•  ServSwitch KVM Short-Range Extender Kit (USB):  

ACU075A-USB

Each model consists of a console unit and a computer unit. The 

console unit links to the keyboard, monitor, and mouse. The computer 
unit connects to the computer.

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Console (Station) Unit 

(ACU075A-PS2)

Console

Computer Unit 

(ACU075A-PS2)

Computer

Typical ACU075A-USB application: (1) console to (1) computer configuration.

Console (Station) Unit 

(ACU075A-USB)

Computer Unit 

(ACU075A-USB)

Console

Computer

Hotkeys

Use hotkeys to adjust the video compensation and set the equal-

ization on the console unit for an optimum video signal and its  
corresponding cable length. 

LED indicators on the console and computer units light when 

power is connected.

For PS/2 only, adjust the mouse resynchronization. Also for PS/2 

only, you can adjust the console unit’s keyboard speed (choose from 
6, 12, 20, and 30 characters per second).