Cyclades User's Guide - Manual (Page 23)

Introduction 7
Connectors on the KVM/net
Power Connector and Power Switch
The following figure shows the power connector and power switch on the left
rear of a KVM/net.
Figure 1-3: Power Connector on the Left Rear
The KVM/net is furnished with a power cord used to connect the power
connector to a power supply.
See “To Power On the KVM/net” on page 84 for instructions on supplying
power to the KVM/net.
KVM Ports
The following figure shows KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) ports on the
center rear of the KVM/net.
Figure 1-4: KVM Ports on the Center Rear
KVM ports provide remote access to the keyboard, monitor, and mouse of
PCs with USB or PS/2 connectors or Sun servers with USB connectors.
Connecting a computer to a KVM port allows use of a keyboard, video, and
mouse of a remote station as if it were the keyboard video and mouse on the
connected computer. KVM port connections, also called out-of-band
Power Cord Connector
Power Switch