Brukt Raritan CompuSwitch 4 Port Rackmount KVM Switch

Pent brukt Raritan CompuSwitch 4 Port. Denne kan monteres i Rack. Tre kabler for å kabel til servere medfølger. Oppgitt pris er eks mva! Sendes i posten for 160 kr.

The Perfect Switch for Desktop or Rack Mount Installations CompuSwitch is Raritan's economical, multi-platform, single-user KVM switch, expandable to control up to 64 computers. Its industrial strength and desktop or rack mount chassis makes the Raritan CompuSwitch an ideal choice for corporate server rooms, computer test labs, and rack mount applications. The Raritan CompuSwitch will help eliminate the cost and clutter of unnecessary equipment, reclaim space, and improve operational productivity for a host of applications.
Premium Performance and Reliability
The Raritan CompuSwitch is built with Raritan's unique, intelligent emulation technology, which dedicates an individual processor to each connected computer so that each computer always sees its own keyboard and mouse. This prevents keyboard and mouse lockups and ensures smooth, flawless bootup and operation of any mix of computers running any operating system. Select computers directly by touching the individual channel buttons on the front panel or by using hot-key commands from the keyboard. Standard features like AutoScan and AutoSkip make operation simple and convenient. For an additional keyboard, monitor, and mouse access point up to 650 feet away, use Raritan's Cat5 Reach.

Features

High reliability, low cost, easy to use
Rack Mountable
Dedicated keyboard and mouse emulator for each computer ensures flawless bootup and operation
Multi-platform - mix PCs, Macs, Suns, Alphas, RS/6000s, HP9000s, SGIs, and ASCII devices; also USB support (optional adapters available).
Easy-to-manage, tangle-proof, high-resolution PC cables
Supports VGA, SVGA, XGA high-resolution video - 1600 x 1200
Use hot-key commands or individual channel buttons on front panel for convenient operation
Supports IntelliMouse
SCAN for effortless monitoring
SKIP to filter unused channels