StarTech.com SV1115IPEXT - Manual (Page 8)

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the male VGA (monitor) connector and connect it to the VGA-out
connector on the back of the host computer.
Connect the PS/2 keyboard and mouse connectors on the same
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end of the integrated KVM cable as the male VGA connection you
completed in the previous step.
Insert the connectors on the opposite end of the integrated KVM
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cable (female VGA monitor connector, keyboard, mouse) to the
Video (IN), Host Keyboard, Host Mouse ports on the rear panel of
the SV1115IPEXT as appropriate.
Using a Category 5 Ethernet patch cable, connect the LAN
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connector on the rear panel of the SV1115IPEXT to a network data
jack (usually on a hub, switch, router, or pre-wired wall jack).
Optional: If needed, connect the WAN connector on the rear panel
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of the SV1115IPEXT to a network data jack (usually a hub, switch,
router, or pre-wired wall jack). For more information on the WAN
port, please refer to the section Configuring SV1115IPEXT for
important information.
Important: If you want to continue to use the host computer locally,
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skip step 10 and go directly to “Connecting a Local Keyboard,
Mouse, and Monitor” after completing step 9. Otherwise, complete
steps 9 and 10 now and continue to Configuring SV1115IPEXT.
Connect the power cord (provided) to an appropriate electrical
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outlet, plug the opposite end of the power cord into the AC/DC
adapter, and insert the power connector into either the DC-in or
DC-in-2 port on the rear panel of the unit. The LED underneath the
power connectors will be solid green when the unit is powered.
IMPORTANT: If you wish to add power redundancy to the unit, simply
connect the optional second AC/DC adapter to the unit following the
instructions in step 9 above. This provides a load-balancing feature
between the two power sources and allows the unit to function if one
adapter fails. *Please note: The additional power supply used with
SV1110IPEXT can NOT be used with SV1115IPEXT.
Power on the host computer. 10.