TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
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Single DVI-D USB KVM switch routes one computer to keyboard, video and mouse
The Avocent HMX RX 5100R is a new KVM switch that provides single DVI-D video and USB connectivity for one computer. It is built for operators who need reliable keyboard, video and mouse access to a single high-performance workstation or server from a remote console.
Before ordering, verify that your console monitor accepts a DVI-D signal and that your target system provides a DVI-D output. Confirm the console keyboard and mouse use standard USB connectors. Ensure you have suitable DVI-D and USB cables for the links between the switch, the computer and the console.
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The listing shows only the KVM unit itself; DVI-D video cables and USB cables for each connected computer must be purchased separately.
The HMX5100R-001 is the single DVI-D, USB KVM variant designed for one high-performance workstation connection.
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