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Except for CAT5 cable, everything you need to operate a PS/2 type local CPU
with a remote user station is included—just plug in your equipment and go!
» Full-featured KVM extension with a pair
of pocket-sized boxes.
» Cross distances up to 160 ft. (48.8 m).
» Supports resolutions up to 1280 x 1024.
» Adjustable video equalization compen-sates
for cable losses.
» Fully buffered signals for transparent
remote operation.
» Supports IntelliMouse
®
.
» Dual-access model supports both local
and remote user stations.
» Available with audio and serial support.
FEATURES
You have an IBM PC computer at point A. You’d like to put the
keyboard, mouse, and monitor at point B. Points A and B aren’t too
far apart—maybe only 75, 100, or 150 feet. That calls for KVM
extension, because the system almost certainly won’t work if you
try to run regular keyboard, mouse, and video cables that far. But
you don’t need a big extender that will cross 1000 feet. So what
do you do?
Why not try a ServSwitch Brand CAT5 KVM Micro Extender Kit
(ACU3001A)? The Micro Extenders have the same central circuitry as
many of our more sophisticated KVM extenders—for example, they
support video resolutions up to 1280 x 1024—but they’re specially
designed for basic keyboard/ monitor/mouse control across medium
distances up to 160 ft. (48.8 m).
The extender consists of a local module to which you’ll attach
the computer CPU with an included three-to-one cable, plus a remote
module that the user-station equipment can plug directly into.
Connect the local module to the remote module with inexpensive
Category 5 twisted-pair cable. (You might be able to use CAT5e or
CAT6 cable instead; call Technical Support for details.)
Once your extender system is cabled together, just plug your
remote unit into AC power. Then set a single DIP switch—to tell the
extender whether to equalize for CAT5 cable shorter or longer than
82 ft. (25 m)—and power up your equipment.
OVERVIEW
The extender buffers all of the signals that pass between the
CPU and the remote user station. This makes the operation at the
user station so smooth that it will feel like the computer is right there
under your desk.
Just as our bigger extenders do, the local unit always emulates a
directly attached keyboard and mouse. So you can unplug and replug
any keyboard or mouse attached to the extender at any time without
disrupting the booting or operation of your CPU.
The Dual-Access Micro Extender (ACU3009A) supports a local
user station at the CPU’s site as well as the remote station. Normally
the two stations will contend for access to the CPU. One station will
be granted control while the user at that station is typing at their
keyboard or moving the mouse. Once this activity stops for two
seconds, the user at the other station can take take control.
The Single-Access Micro Extender with Bidirectional Serial and
Audio Support (ACU3022A) has all of the capabilities of the regular
single-access version, and can also support a connection between the
PC and a remote microphone and speakers (or other sources of audio
input and output). Plus, it offers a serial connection which supports
RS-232 devices with speeds up to 19,200 bps.
Local CPU
Included KVM-
extension cable
CAT5 cabling
(not included)
ACU3009A dual-access
Local systems only
Remote monitor,
keyboard, and
mouse
Power
supply
Local monitor,
keyboard, and
mouse
ACU3009A dual-access
Remote systems only
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