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KVM Pin Name | KVM Pin Number | Direction | Computer 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 |
<--> |
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Keyb PS/2, Pin 1 |
Keyb Clock |
5 |
--- |
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Mouse PS/2, Pin 5 (Clk) |
GND/Video |
6 |
--- |
678 |
GND/Video |
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GND |
7 |
--- |
5 |
GND |
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Mouse Clk |
8 |
<--> |
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Mouse PS/2, Pin 5 (Clk) |
Keyb VCC |
9 |
<-- |
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Keyb PS/2, Pin 4 (VCC) |
GND |
10 |
--- |
10 |
GND |
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Mouse Data |
11 |
<--> |
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Mouse PS/2, Pin 1 |
ID1 |
12 |
<--> |
12 |
ID1 |
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HSync |
13 |
<-- |
13 |
HSync |
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VSync |
14 |
<-- |
14 |
VSync |
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ID3 |
15 |
<--> |
15 |
ID3 |
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D-SUB 15 � 2xPS/2 are used at the computer, D-SUB 15 used in KVM. Simillar LevelOne cables have another pinout!
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