Tripp Lite NetDirector 8-Port 1U Rack-Mount Console KVM Switch w/19-in. LCD + 8 PS2/USB Combo Cables

NetDirector 8-Port 1U Rack-Mount Console KVM Switch w/19-in. LCD + 8 PS2/USB Combo Cables Tripp Lite's 8-port Console KVM Switch with 19" LCD is the optimal solution for controlling multiple computers from one keyboard, mouse and monitor. This single unit combines an 8 port KVM switch, keyboard, 19" LCD monitor and touchpad; all in a mere 1U of rack space. Stores neatly in the rack, pulls out when needed. Easily switch ports using the On-Console push buttons, On Screen Display (OSD) or keyboard hot key commands. Includes eight, six foot Combo cable kits, which allow connection to either PS/2 or USB servers...no adapters needed. Includes a console cable kit that plugs into the port on the back of the unit, providing an extra HD15, (2) USB and (2) PS/2 ports that can be used to connect a Tripp Lite B051-000 IP Remote Access Unit or an external console. Two USB ports are provided on the front of the unit: One for attachment of a separate USB mouse, and the other for attachment of USB peripherals, such as a flash drive, external hard drive, etc. to be shared between connected servers. Compatible with all major operating systems. Constructed of heavy-duty steel housing.
- 1U rackmount console with built-in 8-Port KVM switch, 19" LCD screen, keyboard, and touchpad
- Includes (x8) P778-Series USB/PS2 Combo KVM Cable Kits
- Additional ports are provided for the connection of an external console (PS/2 or USB) or IP remote access unit (model B051-000)
- Features a USB 1.1 port on the LCD panel for the sharing of USB peripherals such as Flash Drives and Card Readers amongst the connected computers
- Features a USB 1.1 port on the keyboard panel for the convenient connection of an external mouse
- USB/PS2 combo KVM cable kits allow you to connect to a USB or PS/2 computer without having to purchase separate cables or adapters
- OSD available in English, Spanish, French, German, and Japanese
- Switch ports via on-console pushbuttons, hotkey keyboard commands, or the OSD
- Auto scan feature allows for continuous scanning of connected computers