Connecting the computers, English – Guntermann & Drunck DL-MUX4 Benutzerhandbuch

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Installation

G&D DL-MUX4 · 5

English

Connecting the computers

Line In:

If the audio signals of the computers are to be put out over the speakers

which are connected to the KVM switch, use one of the audio connection cables

(Audio-M/M) to connect the computer’s Line Out interface to this interface.

PS/2 K/M:

Connect the adapter (MD6M-2xMD6F)

which is included in the PS/2 connection cable set to

this interface.

Connect the keyboard interface of the adapter to the

purple PS/2 keyboard interface of the computer.

Connect the mouse interface of the adapter to the

green PS/2 mouse interface of the computer.

USB 2.0 CPU:

Connect a USB interface of the computer to this interface. Use a USB

connection cable for this purpose.

DVI-I CPU:

If the computer is equipped with a DVI-D video output, use a digital

video cable. If the computer has an analog VGA output, use an analog video cable.

Connect the (first) video output of the computer to this interface.

NOTE:

The interfaces listed below are available for each computer to connect a

maximum of four computers to the KVM switch.
The DVI interfaces are located at the top of the back panel. The other interfaces

are located block by block at the bottom.

Figure 3: Interface to connect the computers

NOTE:

The mouse and keyboard data of the computer can either be transmitted via

the PS/2 K/M interface or the USB K/M interface.

NOTE:

The devices of a multichannel variant also provide

DVI-I CPU x. y

interfaces.

Use digital or analog video cables to connect these interfaces with the graphics

outputs of the computer.

RS232

Monitor

DVI-I CPU 1

DVI-I CPU 2

DVI-I CPU 3

DVI-I CPU 4

Speaker

USB 2.0

USB K/M

PS/2 K/M

Line In

CPU In 1

CPU In 2

CPU In 3

CPU In 4

USB 2.0

USB K/M

PS/2 K/M

Line In

USB 2.0

USB K/M

PS/2 K/M

Line In

USB 2.0

USB K/M

PS/2 K/M

Line In

Ident.

mouse cable

keyboard cable

PS/2 (switch)

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