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Chapter 3: Prepare Raritan Devices

Attached Monitor and PS/2 Cable (See item 3.).

Mini-USB Port. Use to connect the device to the target

server with the included USB cable if not using the

attached PS/2 cable. A USB connection must be used in

order to utilize the Absolute Mouse Sync or Virtual

Media features.

Attached Monitor and PS/2 Cable. Use to connect the

device to a monitor and to a target server if not using the

USB cable.

LOCAL USER port. Use to connect a local keyboard,

video, and mouse directly to the target server using an

optional PS/2 cable.

Ethernet LAN/PoE Port. Provides LAN connectivity and

power if using a PoE LAN connection.

Power Connector. Connects the power supply if you are

not using a PoE (power over Ethernet) LAN connection.

Backlit LED power ON and boot-up indicator. Provides

feedback on the operating status of the device.

Admin Port. Use to do one of the following:

 Configure and manage the device with a terminal

emulation program on your PC.

 Configure and manage a power strip.

 Connect an external modem to dial into the device.

Connecting to the Target Server

The Dominion KX II-101 can use either the integrated PS/2 cables or the

included USB cable to connect to the target server. Before connecting,

configure your target server's video to a supported resolution and refresh

rate as described in Setting Server Video Resolution in Raritan's

Dominion KX II-101 User Guide.

PS/2 Configuration

To configure the Dominion KX II-101 for use with a PS/2 target

server:

1. Use the attached PS/2 keyboard, video, and mouse cabling to

connect the Dominion KX II-101 to the target server.

2. Use the optional PS/2 cabling to attach the local keyboard, video,

and mouse to the Local User port of the Dominion KX II-101.

Note: The Dominion KX II-101 must be powered for the Local User

port to function.

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