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For PS/2-style keyboard, monitor and PS/2 mouse
1. Your user interface cables for these peripherals will be labeled either
CPIU-x or CPIUF-x, depending on the options you ordered. Use the cable
diagrams below to locate the correct cable.
VGA VIDEO
PS/2 MOUSE
(yellow band)
CPIU- x CABLE
2. At your secondary console, plug your PS/2-style keyboard, PS/2 mouse
and monitor connectors into the matching connectors on the user interface
cable. The mouse connector is denoted by a yellow band around its cable.
If you have the CPIUF-x series cable, you will have three additional
connectors: two small connectors for a microphone and speakers, and a 9-
pin D shaped serial connector for a serial port. The microphone connector
is denoted by a blue band around its cable. Plug your peripheral connec-
tors into the matching connectors on the user interface cable.
3. Attach the user interface cable to the unit by plugging the 62-pin connec-
tor into the rear of any available secondary console module. Ensure that
the connector is firmly seated, then tighten the thumbscrews.
NOTE: You may use your SGI, RS/6000 or HP workstation monitor with an
XP4000 Series unit if it will function with all of your attached computers/
workstations. See "Using Non-multisync Monitors" later in this chapter.
KEYBOARD
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KEYBOARD
VGA VIDEO
PS/2 MOUSE
SERIAL PORT
(yellow band)
MICROPHONE
SPEAKERS
(blue band)
CPIUF- x CABLE
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