Switched keyboard and mouse connections, Expansion card connections – Grass Valley XSwitch Feb 08 2006 User Manual
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XSWITCH Installation and Operation Manual
Section 3 — Connections and Switching Functions
Switched Keyboard and Mouse Connections
Each of the four connector groups (STUDIO A, STUDIO B, S.V.A, S.V.B)
includes switching connections for one mouse and one keyboard. These are
the 5-pin DIN connectors along the bottom of the panel, see
. The keyboard I/O connectors are labeled K and the mouse I/O
connectors are labeled M. The upper row are inputs and the lower row are
outputs.
KVM Module Connections
Keyboard and mouse switching events are concurrent with associated
VGA switching. The keyboard and mouse switching circuitry employs
both passive and active elements. However, these circuits may pass signals
even while power is not applied to the XSWITCH.
Expansion Card Connections
A single cable is used to make the required connections between the Main
Frame and the Expansion Frame. Connections between first and second
Expansion Frame and between second and third Expansion Frame are
made using an identical cable. This cable is available from Grass Valley. The
cable for the first Expansion Frame plugs into the 50-pin high density con-
nector at the right hand end of the KVM Module, labeled EXPANSION. The
other end plugs into the same type connector located on the Expansion
Card in the Expansion Frame labeled EXPANSION, see
. Also, be sure the Address Card jumper is set for Address 1
(
).
Table 7. KVM Module Connections
STUDIO
S.V.
A K IN
On-Air Station
keyboard
A K IN
On-Air Station
keyboard
A K OUT
Ignite A CPU
keyboard port
A K OUT
ScriptViewer
A CPU key-
board port
B K IN
Prep Station
keyboard
B K IN
Prep Station
keyboard
B K OUT
Ignite B CPU
keyboard port
B K OUT
ScriptViewer
B CPU key-
board port
A M IN
On-Air Station
mouse
A M IN
On-Air Station
mouse
A M OUT
Ignite A CPU
mouse port
A M OUT
ScriptViewer
A CPU mouse
port
B M IN
Prep Station
mouse
B M IN
Prep Station
mouse
B M OUT
Ignite B CPU
mouse port
B M OUT
ScriptViewer
B CPU mouse
port