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KVM Console 8 inch for rack 19 inch RackMatic 8 ports with 80 Spanish keyboard keys
KVM Console 8 inch for rack 19 inch RackMatic 8 ports with 80 Spanish keyboard keys
REF: RK022
Specifications
- KVM switch (PS2 keyboard, PS2 mouse and VGA monitor) with 8 ports.
- On the back it has 8 VGA connectors (HD15 female) through which the signals fromVGA, keyboard and mouse from computers to the communicator. Computers based on keyboard and mouse can coexist via USB or PS2.
- For PS2 keyboard and mouse-based computers, it is necessary to separately purchase the special 3-in-1 connection cables (1 x HD15 male to 1 x HD15 male + 2 x MiniDIN6 male) corresponding to our references #CC5x.
- For computers based on USB keyboard and mouse, it requires purchasing byseparate the special connection cables 2-in-1 (1 x HD15 male to 1 x HD15 male + 1 x USB A male) corresponding to our references #CC7x.
- Compatible with Windows, NetWare, OS/2, Mac, iMac, Sun, Linux and Unix environments.
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Specifications
- KVM switch (PS2 keyboard, PS2 mouse and VGA monitor) with 8 ports.
- On the back it has 8 VGA connectors (HD15 female) through which the signals fromVGA, keyboard and mouse from computers to the communicator. Computers based on keyboard and mouse can coexist via USB or PS2.
- For PS2 keyboard and mouse-based computers, it is necessary to separately purchase the special 3-in-1 connection cables (1 x HD15 male to 1 x HD15 male + 2 x MiniDIN6 male) corresponding to our references #CC5x.
- For computers based on USB keyboard and mouse, it requires purchasing byseparate the special connection cables 2-in-1 (1 x HD15 male to 1 x HD15 male + 1 x USB A male) corresponding to our references #CC7x.
- Compatible with Windows, NetWare, OS/2, Mac, iMac, Sun, Linux and Unix environments.
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Kit KVM (keyboard, mouse and monitor 8 ") in rack format 19" and 1U height when folded. Model that includes 8-port KVM switch that allows the operation in computers based on keyboard and mouse PS2 or USB. Made of resistant black metal. 19 "device that attaches to the front and rear frames of the rack cabinet, it has an extendable and retractable 8" monitor on the front. When deploying the monitorselection buttons on the front panel. It has brackets for fixing to the rack front/rear rack of the 19 "rack cabinet, which can be configured in depth.To use the rear fixing, the distance between rack racks has to be 380-600 mm. Weight: 7 Kg. Bottom: 382 mm (retracted) and 595 mm (extracted). Size: 449 x 44 x 381 mm. Power supply includedgives on the device itself. It is connected directly to the 220 VAC electrical network. It is supplied with power cable. ON/OFF switch on the back of the housing. Specifications KVM switch
- KVM switch (PS2 keyboard, PS2 mouse and VGA monitor) with 8 ports.
- On the back it has 8 VGA connectors (HD15 female) through which the signals fromVGA, keyboard and mouse from computers to the communicator. Computers based on keyboard and mouse can coexist via USB or PS2.
- For PS2 keyboard and mouse-based computers, it is necessary to separately purchase the special 3-in-1 connection cables (1 x HD15 male to 1 x HD15 male + 2 x MiniDIN6 male) corresponding to our references #CC5x.
- For computers based on USB keyboard and mouse, it requires purchasing byseparate the special connection cables 2-in-1 (1 x HD15 male to 1 x HD15 male + 1 x USB A male) corresponding to our references #CC7x.
- Compatible with Windows, NetWare, OS/2, Mac, iMac, Sun, Linux and Unix environments.
- Adds 8 port direct selection pushbuttons, each with a two-color status LED (Ready/Active).
- Possibility of selection of active PC by key combination from theclado of the console, by means of the buttons of direct pulsation or through the menu OSD (On Screen Display).
- Support ACL (Access Control List) for security functions that allow creating groups of computers to control the access of authorized users.
- Multi-language: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
- Programmable automatic port scanningfrom 5 to 99 seconds.
- It allows the chaining of more compatible KVM switches (references #KV0x) to obtain more controllable ports from the main console. It allows a maximum of 232 ports. It has a female HD15 connector for the chaining with the next KVM switch.
- It has a socket on the back to add console expansion modules.emote through UTP and remote console through TCP/IP. It is a socket that by default has a metal lid. Simply open the lid and insert the expansion module, leaving the new ports visible in the back.
- Supports second remote console extension module through LAN or WAN using TCP/IP protocol. This expansion card allows the connection of the console to the ethe networkrnet
- Gross Weight: 9.5 kg
- Product size (width x depth x height): 91.2 x 48.0 x 20.5 cm
- Number of packages: 1
- Packages size: 60.0 x 52.5 x 20.0 cm
- Master-pack: 1
Technical terms
- VGA
- MicroUSB
- USB
- Rack unit (U)
- Reversible USB Type-C
- KVM
- RACK 19
- Mini USB
- Types of network cables (UTP, FTP, STP)
- WAN
- MiniDin
- USB 3.0
- VAC
- Electrical cables according to number of conductors
- LED
VGA
The term VGA (Video Graphics Array or Video Graphics Adapter) is a graphics display system for PCs developed by IBM. VGA has become one of the standards for the PC image. In text mode, VGA provides a resolution of 720 by 400 pixels. In graphics mode, the resolution is either 640 by 480 (with 16 colors) or 320 by 200 (with 256 colors). The color palette is 262,144.Unlike earlier graphic standards for PCs - MDA, CGA, EGA and VGA - uses analog signals rather than digital signals. Since its introduction in 1987, several other standards have been developed that offer greater resolution and more colors (SVGA, XGA ...), but VGA remains the denominator used. All personal computers manufactured today still have support VGA, and possibly some other more advanced connection.
