Lindy - KVM switch - 8 ports - rack-mountable

Manufacturer: Lindy

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A KVM switch allows an operator to conveniently control and manage multiple devices, such as PCs and servers, from a single keyboard, mouse and display console. The Lindy Combo KVM Switch is a hardware solution that allows direct control of multiple computers using a single keyboard, mouse and VGA monitor. It's ideal for system administrators who want to control multiple computers or servers from a single, centralized location. The switch occupies only a single 1U space in a 19" rack and supports screen resolutions of up to 12048 x 1536 @ 60 Hz, great for ensuring optimum clarity if used in digital media or graphic design scenarios. It provides 3 simple switching modes, via keyboard hotkeys, front panel buttons and On-Screen Display; setup and management options can be access only via the OSD.
A local console can be connected to the 2 USB and VGA ports on the rear panel while Daisy Chain VGA ports can be used to connect up to 8 Lindy Combo series switches in order to manage to up to 128 multi-platform computers with security features and password access, perfect for large-scale control systems in transport hubs or surveillance centers. All the functions are accessible from the administrator through a simple to use On-Screen Display while LEDs on the front panel show the online and selected PC to ensure continuous control & monitoring. PCs and connected KVM switches can be remove easily with hot plug support, allowing for maintenance to take place without the need for powering down all connected devices, essential within "always on" environments such as data centers or traffic management setups.