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AdderLink IP connections
When linking the AdderView Matrix with one (or two) AdderLink IP unit(s),
the latter take the place of one (or both) of the two user port consoles. The
AdderLink IP then enables control of the AdderView Matrix from remote
positions. Where multiple AdderView Matrix units are cascaded, the AdderLink
IP should be connected to the top level AdderView Matrix.
To connect an AdderLink IP
1 Ensure that power is disconnected from the AdderView Matrix and all
computers to be connected.
2 Using a standard Adder KVM cable set (a suitable 1m cable is supplied,
others are available: p/n: VKVM-xM where x is the cable length in metres:
1, 2, 5 or 10), connect the plugs at one end of the KVM cable set to
the keyboard, video and mouse sockets at the rear of the AdderLink IP,
collectively labelled 'COMPUTER/KVM SWITCH'.
3 Connect the plugs at the other end of the KVM cable set to the corresponding
sockets, of either of the two USER PORTS, at the rear of the AdderView Matrix.
4 If required, connect a local keyboard, video monitor and mouse to the three
sockets collectively labelled 'KVM CONSOLE' at the rear of the AdderLink IP.
5 Connect the plug of a category 5e or 6 cable into the IP port on the front
panel of the AdderLink IP.
6 Connect the low voltage output connector from the supplied power supply
unit to the AdderLink IP power socket in the lower left corner of its rear
panel.
7 Connect the IEC connector of the supplied country-specific power lead to
the socket of the power supply. Connect the power lead to a nearby main
supply socket.
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8 Reconnect the power lead to the AdderView Matrix.
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