Raritan Cs4-Pent-Pac Kvm Switch Rack Mounting Grey

Description :

4-Channel, 1600 x 1200 Max, 4 x CCPT20 Cables, 1.62kg

Raritan CS4-PENT-PAC. Keyboard port type: PS/2, Mouse port type: PS/2. Maximum resolution: 1600 x 1200 pixels. Product colour: Grey, Rack capacity: 1U. Width: 268 mm, Depth: 200 mm, Height: 44 mm. Power requirements: 6VDC, 1.3mA

Control two to eight PCs from one keyboard, monitor and mouse

The right KVM switch for the right space at the right price. CompuSwitch-PENT models for two, four and eight computers offer the reliability and performance of high-end KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switch products, at a lower price. CompuSwitch-PENT is an ideal choice to save time and space for smaller-scale PC environments like branch office and departmental LANs, small businesses, government
offices, home offices and test labs for a host of applications.

State Department approved Reference (DS/CIS/IST)

- Multi-computer/platform software development
- Hardware/software testing
- Access to an operation of 2+ workstations

Premium performance and reliability

CompuSwitch-PENT is built with Raritan’s unique emulation technology, which dedicates an individual processor to each connected computer so that each computer always "sees" its own keyboard and mouse. This eliminates keyboard and mouse lockups and ensures smooth, flawless switching and operation of any mix of computers running any operating system. Selection of computers is done directly by touching the individual port buttons on the front panel of CompuSwitch-PENT. Standard features like AutoScan and AutoSkip make operation simple and convenient. Com


CompuSwitch-PENT

CompuSwitch-PENT is available in 2-channel, 4-channel and 8-channel models, and is
powered by the connected computers. Connect any mix of computers, running any operating system. Raritan’s unique keyboard and mouse emulation ensures flawless operation of all connected computers.

Installation is as easy as connecting our tangle-proof cables into the keyboard, monitor and mouse ports of each computer. These coaxial, double-shielded cables maintain high-resolution video.