IOGEAR 8 Port PS2/USB MiniView Ultra KVM Switch Kit, Four 6ft and 10ft Cables
SKU: IGGCS138KUP
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About IOGEAR 8 Port PS2/USB MiniView Ultra KVM Switch Kit
Iogear's eight-port MiniView Ultra is just the tool you need to help reduce the need for redundant hardware. Eight monitors, mice and keyboards are simply too expensive, bulky and downright inconvenient for most system administrators. Why bother when you can control all eight, or even up to 512 computers with a single keyboard, monitor and mouse.
But the MiniView Ultra is much more than a simple 8-port KVM switch. Built-in AutoScan mode lets you conveniently monitor every attached computer for a specified amount of time, while Iogear's On Screen Display technology allows you to assign a unique name to each computer and access it via a slick, menu-driven interface. With its 1U, 19" rack-mountable casing and status-monitoring LEDs, the MiniView Ultra is the perfect switch for your server room or any other multi-computer environment. Four 6' long and four 10' long KVM cables included. Also included are 8 PS/2 to USB adapter to assure dual platform support.
IOGEAR 8 Port PS2/USB MiniView Ultra KVM Switch Kit Features
- 8 Computers; 1 Desk: System administrators who need to work with a large number of computers will appreciate this KVM switch. It allows you to connect up to 8 computers to one keyboard, mouse and monitor
- PS/2, USB and VGA Support: The KVM Switch works with computers that feature standard PS/2 or USB connections for input devices and VGA for display output. VGA resolution of up to 2048 x 1536 pixels at an 60 Hz refresh rate is supported, making this a great solution even for large displays
- Audio Switching: Each computer connected to the KVM switch can also pass through audio output and microphone input. Not only will you be able to see what is on the screen, you'll be able to hear the output as well
- Easy Switching: You can easily switch from one computer to another using physical push buttons, programmable hot keys or an on-screen display. Not everyone works in the same environment, so offering different options for switching between this many computers is essential