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Installation
Installation
Turn OFF power to all CPUs that will be connected to the NTI ST-nXm-U-HD switch before connecting or disconnecting any
cables.
1.
If using RS-232 Control see RS-232 section for more information.
2.
Connect the monitors to the 15HD female connector ends of the VMTINT-xx or SMTINT-xx cables, depending upon what
type of devices will be connected (PS/2 or SUN). See Fig. 1.
3.
Connect the keyboards to the purple 6 miniDIN female connector (PS/2) or orange 8 miniDIN female connector (SUN) of the
VMTINT-xx or SMTINT-xx (respectively).
the VMTINT-xx cable.
cables.
4.
Connect the high density male connector end of the cable to a USER x port on the ST-nXm-U-HD switch.
NOTE: If it is desired for only a monitor to be connected to a user port, the device cable end(s) of the VMTINT-xx /
SMTINT-xx does not need to be connected to anything.
5.
For each CPU: Connect a VMTINT-xx-MM (PS/2 CPU) or SMTINT-xx-MM (SUN CPU) or MMTINT-xx-MM (MAC CPU) cable
to the devices port(s) and video port of the CPU as shown in Fig. 2.
NOTE: If the CPU is a SUN type with 13W3 video connector, use an NTI 13W3M-15HDF adapter to connect the SMTINT-
xx-MM cable to the CPU.
NOTE: If the CPU only has a serial port for mouse connection (via a com port), a VOPEX-IM9D must be used to convert the
signal from the serial port to PS/2 port. Do not use a 9D-to-6mD adapter, it will not work.
NOTE: For USB SUN CPUs, a USB-SUN adapter and a USB-AB-Xm cable must be used to connect the SMTINT-xx-MM
cable to the CPU. See Fig. 2.
6.
Connect the high density end of each cable to a CPU x port on the ST-nXm-U-HD switch. See Fig. 2.
If using a PS/2 mouse, connect it to the green 6 miniDIN female connector on
See Fig. 1.
Insure that the monitors and related keyboards are connected to the same interface
Figure 1- Connect devices to switch using interface cables
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