CONSOLE CONVERTER
For MAC
CV-160
User’s Manual
Packing Checklist
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Please read this manual thoroughly and
prevent
any
damage to the
CV-160 and/or
the
connecting devices.
LIMITED WARRANTY
IN NO EVENT SHALL THE DIRECT VENDOR’S LIABILITY EXCEED THE
PAID
PRICE
/NC/DENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
USE OF THE PRODUCT, D/SK, OR ITS DOCUMENTATION.
The direct vendor makes no warranty or representation, expressed, implied,
or statutory with respect to the contents or use of this documentation, and
specially disclaims
Particular purpose.
The direct vendor also reserves the right to revise or update device or
documentation without obligation to notify any individual or entity of such
revisions or update.For further inquires p/ease contact your direct vendor.
FOR THE PRODUCT FROM DIRECT, INDIRECT, SPECIAL,
Its
quality, performance, merchantability, or fitness for any
RESULTING
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Copyright 1997
All brand names
ATENO
Manual Part No. PAPE-1098-300
Printed in Taiwan 11/97
and trademarks are the registered property of their
International Co., Ltd
respective
owners.
CV-160
CV-160 is an IBM peripherals to Macintosh (Mac) Converter
which includes the Video, Keyboard and Mouse signal
converting. CV-160 allows user to connect a
PS/2
Mouse, a
PS/2
Keyboard and a PC used Monitor into its input connectors and
converting the signals and then generating the Mac-ADB
compatible signals to a Mac computer.
Besides a build-in ADB Interface for
PS/2
Keyboard and Mouse,
CV-160 also reserves an ADB Interface connector for other
PS/2
applications. CV- 160 allows user to hot-plug the
and the
PS/2
Mouse at any time to operate the Mac.
Keyboard
CV- 160
supports a “Power ON/OFF” key to take place the “Power
ON/OFF” key of the Mac Keyboard.
MAClNTOSH
To other ADB Device
Power key (ON/OFF)
PS/Z
Multisync Monitor
Fig. 1 CV-160connection diagram
Keyboard
CV-160 is compatible with the interface of CS-104, CS-122,
CE-120, CV-130 and so on. Link together with the above
devices provides Remote Control capabilities and Console
switching functionalities for MAC, PC, and SUN station
Systems.
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Fig. 2 CE-120 application
CE-120
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CV-160
Power
Consumption
Video In connector
Video Out
Connector
ADB Interface
PS/2 Keyboard Connection
PS/2
Mouse
DIP Switch
Power
Status
Operation Temp.
Stock
Humidity
Enclosure
Weight
Dimensions
Connector
ON/OFF
LED
Temp.
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50mA (max.)
DB-15 x 1 Male
HD-15 x 1,
Mini DIN 4-pin x 2. Female
Mini
mini
Female
DIN 6-pin x 1, Female
DIN
6-pin x 1,
Female
8
bits
x
1
Push
Button
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0%
~ 40°C
~
Plastic
80%
1
x
1
Red LED
5°C
-20°C ~ 60°C
130g
100 x 80x 36 (mm)
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1. DEVICE CONNECTION:
Mac must be powered off before cable connection for safety
1)
and peripheral enumeration.
Connect the CV-160 to a MAC computer, a
2)
PS/2
Mouse and a PC Monitor, see figure
Press CV-160 POWER ON/OFF key to turn on the Mac.
3)
Optional
4) Remote control with CE-120,
5) Console switch with CS-104,
Connection
:
Manual of CE- 120, see figure 2.
please refer to the User’s
please refer to the
PS/2
1.
keyboard, a
Manual of CS-104, see figure 3.
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User’s
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CS
Series
Keyboard,
Mouse. Monitor
(The
above device
must
have
the
PS/2 function)
Fig. 3 CS-Series application
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1
cs-1041 cs-122
cs-128
CS-221 1
CS-IOlh
1
CE-120
CS-IIXIR
cv-130
CS-124
For detail information of above products, please contact your
local dealer.
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CV-160
2.
VIDEO:
CV-
160 can be divided into three portions, Video, Keyboard and
mouse. VIDEO Modes can be selected by setting a DIP Switch.
see
Table 1.
SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6
ON
ON ON
ON
ON ON ON 21" Color
ON
ON
A
VOTE:
ON
ON NTSC (Over)
ON
ON ON
(*1)
(*2)
ON ON
ON
ON ON ON
ON ON
ON ON
ON ON
ON ON
Never set up DIP switch when Mac is powered.
(*1)
When
SW5=ON
ON
Table
13” Color
NTSC
(Under)
12” Color
21”
Mono
Portrait
19"
Color
16"
Color
PAL
VGA
SVGA
VGA
SYGA
1
and
SW6=ON,
SVGA resolutions are selected in control
panel/monitor.
(*2)
When SW1=ON,
SW5=ON
VGA and SVGA resolutions are selected in
control panel/monitor.
3. KEYBOARD:
24.4X
6X.7
60.2
49.7
31.5
35.2
35
49
the VGA and
and
SW6=ON,
x lines)
Dots
640 x
480
512x384
512x384
1152x870
640 x
480
1152 x
870
640 x 870
1024 x76X
832
x
624
640 x 480
640x480
800x600
640x480
832 7.624
the
The keyboard settings are listed in Table 2.
The keyboard mapping from Mac keyboard to either
key or
PS/2
104 key are listed in Table 4.
PS/2
101
Figure 4 to figure 6 are the keyboard layouts for Mac, PS/2 104
key and
4. Mouse:
PS/2
101 key respectively.
ON
1
PS/2
OFF
PS/2
Table 2
101 KEY
104 KEY
The Mouse speed settings are listed in Table
ON
1
Mouse Hi
3
Normal
Speed
Speed
OFF
Mouse
)
Table
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3.
PS/2
Mouse 3
Contextual Menu
Button
Click
Button Assignments
Button
Fig. 4 MAC Standard Keyboard Layout
Fig. 5
PS/2 104-Key
keyboard maps to Mac’s keyboard
Fig. 6 PS/2 101 Key keyboard maps to Mac’s keyboard
l Mac keyboard emulated by PS/2 keyboard
ctrl
option
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F13 Prt_Sc
F14
F15
=
Power ON/OFF
Return
Delete
he/p
L_Ctrl
R_Ctrl
L_R_Alt
Scroll Lock
L or R-Shift & Pause
Pause
Power key
CV160
Enter
Back Space
Ins
L or R-Shift & Pause
CV160
Table 4
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L or
R_Ctrl
L or R_WIN
L or
R_Alt
Prt_S
Scroll Lock
Pause
Power key
Enter
Back Space
Ins
PREVENTING RADIO & TV INTERFERENCE
WARNING!!!
limits for Class
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
interference in a residential installation.This equipment generates, uses and
can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications.
occur in a particular installation.
interference to radio or
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reoriented or relocated the receiving antenna.
-
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-
-
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for he/p.
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
B
digital device, pursuant to
However, there is no guarantee that interference
televisio n
If this
reception, which can be determined by
Part 15
of the FCC Rules.
against
harmful
will
equipment does cause harmful
different
not
from that to
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