NTI PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse Extender via CAT5: Extend to 600 Feet
ST-C5KM-600
The NTI ST-C5KM-600 XTENDEX PS/2 keyboard/mouse extender provides remote PS/2 keyboard and mouse access to a PC or NTI KVM switch up to 600 feet using CAT5/5e/6 UTP
NTI XTENDEX ST-C5KM-600 Features and Benefits:
- Allows remote access to network servers.
- Built-in surge protection.
- Keep-alive keyboard/mouse emulation for flawless operation.
- Use in-house CAT5 wiring to locate a keyboard and mouse remotely.
- Applications include:
- Relocating a keyboard or mouse to back of room for a presentation.
- Extending the keyboard or mouse to maximize working space and efficiency.
NTI XTENDEXPS/2 Keyboard/Mouse Extender via CAT5 Diagram
(ST-C5KM-600 depicted here)
NTI XTENDEX ST-C5KM-600 Specifications:
| Mechanical | |
| Width | 3.5 in. |
| Height | 1.2 in. |
| Depth | 3.1 in. |
| Environmental | |
| Operating Temperature | 32 to 100°F (0 to 38°C) |
| Storage Temperature | -20 - 140°F (-30 to 60°C) |
| Operating Humidity | 17 to 90% non-condensing RH |
| Power Consumption | 110V-220VAC @ 50/60Hz via adapter |
| Local Unit | |
| Connectors | 2 x 6-pin MiniDIN 1 x RJ45 (for remote unit) |
| Compatibility | Multiplatform Support (Windows, Linux,. FreeBSD) |
| Remote Unit | |
| Connectors | 2 x 6-pin miniDIN 1 x RJ45 |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Japanese keyboard layout; Supports PS/2 mice (including IBM ScrollPoint mouse) |
| Regulatory Approvals | CE, FCC, RoHS |
Question: How do I have control of two PS2 mouse independently from the output of KVM extender. My problem is only one PS2 mouse is working. I cannot get the other PS2 mouse to work independenlty. Is there any product available such as "A and B switch to make it works?
Answer: Thank you for your inquiry,
With PS/2, mouse and keyboard ports are different (on your PC and on the extender). We also actually tested this implementation by gerry-rigging two PS/2 mice into correct ports on a PC, and neither mouse worked - It seems like the PS/2 specification does not support two simultaneous mice.
To accomplish this, you should be able use a Reverse PS/2 KVM Switch (KVM Splitter), such as the NTI VOPEX-4KVIM-A for switching the PS/2 source - Video connections shouldn't be required.
Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!
Answer: Thank you for your inquiry,
With PS/2, mouse and keyboard ports are different (on your PC and on the extender). We also actually tested this implementation by gerry-rigging two PS/2 mice into correct ports on a PC, and neither mouse worked - It seems like the PS/2 specification does not support two simultaneous mice.
To accomplish this, you should be able use a Reverse PS/2 KVM Switch (KVM Splitter), such as the NTI VOPEX-4KVIM-A for switching the PS/2 source - Video connections shouldn't be required.
Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!
