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KVM ServSwitch > Specialty > Reverse Switch > ServShare II |
ServShare II, 2-Port
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| Manufacturer: |
Black Box |
| Item #: |
KV221A |
| Availability: |
39
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$292.68
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Description:
- Transparently supports extra keys on "Internet-style" keyboards.
- Flash upgradable for future compatibility.
- Compatible with PS/2(R) or USB CPUs. Just choose the cable you need.
- Available in two models.
- Includes an external power supply.
- Supports resolutions up to 1900 x 1440 for super-crisp images. ServShare(tm) II is the flexible solution for enabling two or four users to share computer resources. Depending on how you connect it, you can use ServShare II as a video splitter to up to four video displays, or four users can access a KVM switch. At its most flexible, ServShare II--used with other ServShare II units and ServSwitch(tm) models--enables many users to connect with several different systems. ServShare II supports resolutions up to 1600 x 1280 on longer cable lengths and higher resolutions of up to 1900 x 1440 with shorter links. For cable runs up to 98.4 feet (30 m), ServShare II features high-quality powered circuitry to prevent signal degradation and keep picture quality crisp. This video booster feature ensures that picture quality remains sharp over longer distances. ServShare II also has an external power supply for connections beyond 6.5 feet (2 m). When the switch is used with the external power supply, you can use relatively long cable links between ServShare II, user consoles, your system's shared resources, and other KVM switches.
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Our objective is to provide electronic parts and components to our customers on the agreed upon date and at the agreed upon price.
Customer concerns and/or complaints will be addressed quickly and effectively to assure the customer's satisfaction.
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