Rose Electronics Xtensys - Manual (Page 39)

XTENSYS INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS MANUAL
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Serial switching commands
Using an external computer, laptop, or terminal, you can issue commands to Xtensys to switch any KVM station to
any CPU port. Connect the computer, laptop, or terminal to the Xtensys serial port using an RJ to DB9 cable
(Rose Electronics part number: KIT-ATRX).
Configure a serial communication program (like HyperTerminal) for the following:
1- COM port used 4- Parity - None
2- Bits per second - 115200 5- Stop bit - 1
3- Data bits – 8 6- Flow control - None
Switching command format: KxPyCzS<CR>
Where x = user station
y = stations port z = CPU port
To connect an XTR-11 user station at KVM 4 to the computer at CPU port 5,send
the following sequence: K4P1C5S<CR>
To connect only video send the following sequence: K4P1C5V<CR>
To connect to the local console, use the KVM value = 0.
The command Kx?<CR> will return the connection status of a user station. To view the status of KVM port 6, send
the command K6?<CR>. The response code returned is KxPyCzRs – where s = status code 1 -19.
Status Description
Status Description
1 Connected in view mode 11 Disconnect due to can’t find computer
2 Connected in share mode 12 Disconnect due to not in group
3 Connected in command mode 13 Disconnect due to computer in private mode
4 Connected in private mode 14 Disconnect due to too many connections
5 Disconnect from initial state 15 Disconnect due to unknown
6 Disconnect due to user request 16 Not logged in
7 Disconnect due to timeout 17 Disconnect by remote
8 Disconnect due to video path on same level 18 Connect command caused disconnect
9 Disconnect due to private mode override 19 Already disconnected
10 Disconnect due to no response
Serial Cable