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RARITAN COMPUTER

RARITAN COMPUTER D2CIMVUSBUSBC USB-C CIM

SKU CH-J4EB-Y7WRR MPN D2CIMVUSBUSBC

USB-C Computer Interface Module enabling virtual media and absolute mouse sync for KX III and LX II KVM switches

  • USB-C Virtual Media CIM for OS and absolute mouse synchronization
  • Single connection to the server's USB-C port
  • Compatible with KX III and LX II KVM switches
  • New condition ready for immediate deployment

Single USB-C CIM for KX III and LX II

This Raritan Computer Interface Module connects a server's USB-C port to compatible KVM switches. It provides virtual media support and absolute mouse synchronisation for operating system management. The unit is designed for use with KX III and LX II KVM switch models.

Suited for administrators managing servers via

Ideal for data-centre operators who need virtual media and precise mouse control through a single USB-C link. Not suitable for environments using KVM switches other than the KX III or LX II series, or for servers lacking a USB-C port.

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Price $146.99
Cheaper than about 72% of the 2,759 comparable items (median $482.99).

Specifications

Size & build
Shipping weight0.45 kg
Package size203 × 89 × 1 mm

Questions about this item

Will this USB-C CIM work with my existing KX III KVM switch?

Yes, the CIM is compatible with KX III and LX II KVM switches, connecting through a single USB-C port on the server.

How can I verify the virtual media and absolute mouse synchronization are active after connecting the CIM?

The OS will recognise the virtual media device and mouse input will track absolute coordinates without cursor offset once the USB-C link is established.

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