StarTech.com SV1115IPEXT - Manual (Page 9)

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Follow these instructions if the host computer uses a USB
keyboard and mouse:
IMPORTANT: Not all computers fully support USB mice and keyboards
and recognize them on startup. It is strongly recommended that you
test the USB devices you will use with the host computer before
configuring the SV1115IPEXT. If the computer does not work properly
with USB devices, you can attempt to update the computer’s BIOS to
the most recent version to see if it adds USB input device functionality.
Consult your computer manufacturer for details.
Power down the computer to which the SV1115IPEXT will be 1.
connected (host computer). If purchased, install the unit in your
rack or cabinet following the instructions that came with the
1110EXTRACK (optional, not included).
If present, disconnect the existing monitor and USB keyboard/mouse
2.
from the host computer.
Using the provided integrated KVM cable, locate the end with
3.
the male VGA (monitor) connector and connect it to the VGA-out
connector on the back of the host computer.
Insert the female VGA connector on the opposite end of the
4.
integrated KVM cable to the Video (IN) port on the rear panel of the
SV1115IPEXT.
Connect a USB Type A to B cable to the USB port on the rear panel
5.
of the KVM.
Connect the opposite end of the USB Type A to B cable to an
6.
available USB port on the managed computer.
Using a Category 5 Ethernet patch cable, connect the LAN
7.
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
8.
of the SV1115IPEXT to a network data jack (usually a hub, switch,
router, or pre-wired wall jack).
Important: If you want to continue to use the host computer locally,
9.
skip step 11 and go directly to Connecting a Local Keyboard,
Mouse, and Monitor (next page) after completing step 10. Otherwise,