KVM-Tec MVX2-SWO (6849) Switching-Option

KVM-Tec MVX2-SWO (6849) Switching-Option

With Switching Option for Masterline MVX2 Extenders, combined with a network switch, is getting an Matrix KVM Switch.

• control several PCs from each console
• use MVX extender as a Matrix Switch and connect several PCs with several monitors

• Multiple PCs can be controlled from a single workstation

• Multiple workstations can be connected with multiple PCs – max. 48 ports

• Dual- and multi-head support for up to 10 monitors

• Switch via the on-screen menu, hotkeys or over external interfaces such as RS232 or Ethernet

• Convenient password system and user-rights management for increased security

• Users can be put in groups

• Automatically switch to a backup PC if primary PC goes down (by configuration)

• Switching is instant

• Distributed intelligence across every endpoint

• Sharing mode

• Perfect video transmission with minimal latency

• Name identification – if connections are broken or reconnected to a different port, the system will stay correctly configured – making for straightforward installation

• A mixture of VGA and DVI video signals can be used

• Mix and match – a mixture of fibre and copper devices as well as different device types can be connected together

• One license per workstation is required

• Amazing value for money

MATRIX SWITCH

• This system can be used to put together a KVM matrix switch.

• A large number of computers can be connected to a large number of monitors/workstations, allowing the user to connect to a specific PC with the push of a button.

• The display contents is sent through without any delay and the PC can be controlled by the user with a mouse, keyboard, touchscreen or a wide range of USB devices.

• The switching system is very flexible in its configuration, and depending upon the application different user rights USERS, MASTER USER and ADMINS can be configured.

MULTIHEAD

• Multiple monitors can be grouped together so that computers with multi-head displays can switch together as a single unit.

SHARING MODE

• A sharing mode is also available – multiple users can view the same screen at once.

• The switching system is based upon a distributed system which means that every extender device has control over the entire switching system – from every PC you can bring up the on-screen display and make connections to PCs, disconnect PCs and give users and PCs names.

• You can switch between individual PCs each with their own configurable keyboard shortcut. The system can also be controlled externally. This requires either a spare port on the network switch or a serial port. The use of these ports allow for the status of the entire system to be monitored and managed.

• The switching system is compatible with the other extender options such as Sound, VGA, RS232, LVDS or any combination thereof.

• The matrix switching system has been designed so that it can be set up with very little training. Despite its simplicity it can be configured to use a user/password system to ensure security.

• If your computer setup includes a PC in reserve the extender can be set up to switch to it automatically if your primary PC goes down.

MASTER VIEW MODE

• Connection Overview – from one workstation it is possible to connect other workstations to other computers.

• Whether or not one user can take control of a PC away from another, or if an administrator can take control of a specific PC in case of emergency, can be defined in the settings.

USER PC BINDING

• A compatibility mode for replacing existing systems. Users can carry on having the same controls as they are used to.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS