As I understand it, the usb hid port on the RM-10 outputs a composite device stream.
I have tried multiple setting in the web UI, but I cannot get the RM-10 to communicate with the ATEN CS-1308. Is there any way to modify the RM-10 settings via the terminal, to convert the HID port to a single keyboard device, and possibly to modify the speed of the port to “low-speed” or “full-speed” as that may also be the problem. I don’t need to control a mouse or any other devices.
Or can you create a setting in the web ui to do the same thing?
I purchased the RM-10 solely for this purpose. Please help!!!
Thanks in advance.
tee /etc/kvmd/override.yaml >/dev/null <<'EOF'
otg:
devices:
hid:
mouse:
enabled: false
mouse_alt:
enabled: false
msd:
start_cdrom: false
start_flash: false
EOF
Try this command, and then reboot device
If it doesn’t work, then I think there’s no other way to support this KVM switch
Thank you for responding. This kvm is quite popular in IT departments. I was hoping you could test your Comet Pro with a cs-1308/16 and get it working. I have connected two physical keyboards through a usb hub to the keyboard port (on the ATEN) and it still works, so something is amiss. I can’t figure out what your HID port is sending that is incompatible with my ATEN KVM.
I was hoping someone would respond to my previous reply.
So please answer two questions:
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Are there any other settings in override.yaml that could possible affect the connection? (eg. ‘usb speed)
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Are there any messages in any of the log files that could point to the keyboard problem?
Thank you in advance.