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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 10, 2016
Filed:
Sep. 29, 2011
John T. Cooklis, Madison, AL (US);
Russell C. Hammond, Rogersville, AL (US);
James R. Nore, Owens Cross Roads, AL (US);
Timothy A. Johnson, New Hope, AL (US);
Jonathan T. Ibarra, Owens Cross Roads, AL (US);
John T. Cooklis, Madison, AL (US);
Russell C. Hammond, Rogersville, AL (US);
James R. Nore, Owens Cross Roads, AL (US);
Timothy A. Johnson, New Hope, AL (US);
Jonathan T. Ibarra, Owens Cross Roads, AL (US);
AVOCENT HUNTSVILLE CORP., Huntsville, AL (US);
Abstract
A remote access appliance ('appliance') is disclosed which includes an autosensing subsystem that automatically senses when an Ethernet device or a serial device has been connected to it. The appliance then automatically configures one or more internal components to operate with the sensed/connected Ethernet device or serial device. When a serial device connection is detected, the appliance is further able to automatically detect which one of two different, predetermined pinout configurations is being used by the serial device, and to automatically configure one or more internal components to accommodate the detected pinout configuration.
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