IOGEAR GCS1808KITPTAA 8-Port USB Combo VGA KVM Switch with PS/2 Cables

Just imagine the convenience of controlling up to 64 computers from a single console with the GCS1808KITPTAA 8-Port USB Combo VGA KVM Switch with PS/2 Cables. This advanced switch allows for the cascading of up to 8 additional switches, enabling the control of a total of 64 computers from a single keyboard-monitor-mouse console.

Featuring a custom ASIC (patent pending), this KVM switch provides an auto-sensing function that intuitively recognizes the position of each station on the installation. This eliminates the need for manual setting with DIP switches, making setup a breeze. The GCS1808KITPTAA stands out with its high-density SPHD 15-pin connectors, a compact alternative to the standard 25-pin connectors, allowing for a streamlined design and easy installation in a 1U system rack.

This KVM switch supports a multi-platform OS, including Windows, Mac, Oracle Solaris, and Linux, and is compatible with both USB and PS/2, VGA computers. It comes equipped with 8 PS/2 KVM Cables (4 x 6ft and 4 x 10ft) for your convenience.

Operating this switch is simple and intuitive, thanks to computer selection via front panel LED's, an easy-to-navigate OSD (on-screen display), and hotkeys. You can cascade up to 2 levels to control up to 128 computers from a single console, making this switch a powerful tool for large-scale operations.

The GCS1808KITPTAA ensures security with its 2-level password protection for the OSD and offers a maximum video resolution of up to 2048 x 1536. A front USB Port, fully compliant with USB 1.1, is available for system upgrades and shared peripherals.

This KVM switch is rack-mountable in a 19" (1U) system rack and fully supports DDC2B. The GCS1808KITPTAA includes a conveniently located USB port on the front panel for easy access and sharing of USB peripherals.

The GCS1808KITPTAA 8-Port USB Combo VGA KVM Switch with PS/2 Cables is not only a practical solution for managing multiple computers but also an eco-friendly choice that reduces the need for additional monitors, keyboards, and mice. It's an efficient way to organize and streamline a growing or expanding server operation, increasing productivity, saving energy, and contributing to a greener environment.