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Desktop Keyboards – Notebook Keyboards – Mice – Embedded Pointing Devices
Touch Panels – Keyboard Video Mouse Switches
Touch Panels – Keyboard Video Mouse Switches
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Created July 2002
Title :-SERVIS 2 Port AT & ATU KVM Switch Specification.doc Issue 4.0
Created July 2002
Title :-SERVIS 2 Port AT & ATU KVM Switch Specification.doc Issue 4.0
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KVM -K
eyboard
V
ideo
M
ouse Switch, 2 ~ 4 Units, USB Hub option.
A Solution for PC & Mac based Systems with PS/2 and USB support.
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KVM Switches – What are the advantages?
Where desk space is at a premium, or where a single operator uses multiple systems, the KVM switch ensures that a
seamless stable switching operation takes place between those systems. The user has the choice of hot keys (Keys on
the keyboard that can be dedicated to the switching operation like pressing the
(Control) key twice), or front
mounted buttons on the KVM itself to easily switch between systems. The
NUM, CAPS, and SCROLL status is maintained during switching.
As an example one system could be connected to the Internet, whilst the
second system could be connected to the company Intranet, thus preventing
any chance of a virus or hacker attack, yet still allowing employees the ability
to use the Internet safely.
Another example situation is the mobile SoHo worker who has a docking
station or notebook connected to one side of the KVM and a home based PC
Server or personal PC connected to the other. Only one Monitor and one
keyboard and mouse are necessary to operate both systems.
NUM, CAPS, and SCROLL status is maintained during switching.
As an example one system could be connected to the Internet, whilst the
second system could be connected to the company Intranet, thus preventing
any chance of a virus or hacker attack, yet still allowing employees the ability
to use the Internet safely.
Another example situation is the mobile SoHo worker who has a docking
station or notebook connected to one side of the KVM and a home based PC
Server or personal PC connected to the other. Only one Monitor and one
keyboard and mouse are necessary to operate both systems.