Hardware pinouts information and cables schemes

ATEN KVM �able pinout

connector or cable wiring scheme

bookmark this page



KVM Pin
Name
KVM Pin
Number
DirectionComputer Pin
Number
Computer Pin
Name
Description
Red 1 <-- 1 Red Video RED
Green 2 <-- 2 Green Video Green
Blue 3 <-- 3 Blue Video Blue
Keyb Data 4 <-->     Keyb PS/2, Pin 1
Keyb Clock 5 ---     Mouse PS/2, Pin 5 (Clk)
GND/Video 6 --- 678 GND/Video ������ ����������
GND 7 --- 5 GND �������� � ��������� VGA/10, Mouse/3, Keyb/3
Mouse Clk 8 <-->     Mouse PS/2, Pin 5 (Clk)
Keyb VCC 9 <--     Keyb PS/2, Pin 4 (VCC)
GND 10 --- 10 GND �������� � ��������� VGA/5, Mouse/3, Keyb/3
Mouse Data 11 <-->     Mouse PS/2, Pin 1
ID1 12 <--> 12 ID1  
HSync 13 <-- 13 HSync  
VSync 14 <-- 14 VSync  
ID3 15 <--> 15 ID3  

D-SUB 15 � 2xPS/2 are used at the computer, D-SUB 15 used in KVM. Simillar LevelOne cables have another pinout!


This information should be correct, but may be not. Please, help us to improve this document!
Is this document CORRECT or INCORRECT? Your opinion will be used to establish document status (showed at the bottom).
Pinouts.ru > Keyboard, Mouse and other input devices cables and adapters schemes >  Pinout of ATEN KVM �able and layout of 15 pin D-SUB male connector and 15 pin D-SUB male connector
Document status: unknown

Contributor: konnor
0 reports
Last updated at Tue Jun 26 2007. Submit additions or corrections for this document. Is this document correct or incorrect? What is your opinion?
[Discuss at the forum] [Back to index] [SUBMIT new pinout]
This page contain parts under Copyright © 2000-2007 by pinouts.ru team.
No any portion of this webpage may be reproduced in any form without visible direct link to this page provided. Webmaster permission required in any other cases.
Efforts have been made to ensure this page is correct, but it is the responsibility of the user to verify the data is correct for their application.
1804 hits since June 26, 2007