Operate multiple computers with only one mouse, one keyboard and up to four screens and make your workplace more efficient and ergonomic. Switching between computers is done via buttons on the front panel, configurable key combinations or a serial device. KVM switches are often the basis for building redundant systems in different control room applications.
DisplayPort switches let you operate up to three computers from one workplace. Cascading them enables you to switch to significantly more computers.
DVI switches let you operate up to four computers from one workplace. Cascading them enables you to switch to significantly more computers. Via a DVI-I interface, you can also connect computers with a VGA output.
KM switches let you operate up to 8 computers with just one keyboard and one mouse. In this case, the switch does not transmit any video signals.
VGA switches are KVM switches for Dual-Link-DVI, Single-Link-DVI and VGA resolutions. They enable you to operate up to 4 computers via one console.
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