Fujitsu 17-inch Rack Console RC23 S26361-K1023-V800*OF Leaflet
Product codes
S26361-K1023-V800*OF
Issue August 17, 2005
PRIMERGY / PRIMEPOWER
17-inch Rack Console RC23
17-inch Rack Console RC23
Pages 2
Flexible rack console in a single height unit
Highlights
Occupies only one height unit
17-inch TFT flat screen display
16.7 million colors, 1280 x 1024 (SXGA), 32-bit pixels
Keyboard, touchpad
Connection for PS/2 and USB
System cable PS/2 and VGA in-
cluded in delivery
Keyboard is Microsoft® Windows®
compatible
USB keyboard languages support for PRIMEPOWER for
GE / US / UK / ES / I / FR
Integrated bicolor touchpad, lighter-colored spot provides
right mouse button click
Telescopic rails with variable depth from 704 to 790 mm
Integrated cable management
Deactivation of the “double click” function possible
Positioning
Integrated cable management
Deactivation of the “double click” function possible
Positioning
Mounting servers and their extension components in 19-inch
racks ensures reliable operation and simplified maintenance.
For administration and operation, a monitor and a keyboard
are required, often connected via a console switch to the
various servers in one rack.
A standard 17-inch monitor usually takes up 11 height units of
valuable space, and the keyboard at least an additional height
unit. These units could be put to better use to accommodate
more servers or storage subsystems, or an UPS. With the
RC23 rack console, Fujitsu Siemens provides a means of
doing this and at the same time helps create an ergonomically
optimized workplace.
The 19-inch rack console is implemented as a slide-in tray
and occupies only a single height unit in a rack. It contains a
17-inch TFT display, a complete keyboard and an additional
touchpad.
racks ensures reliable operation and simplified maintenance.
For administration and operation, a monitor and a keyboard
are required, often connected via a console switch to the
various servers in one rack.
A standard 17-inch monitor usually takes up 11 height units of
valuable space, and the keyboard at least an additional height
unit. These units could be put to better use to accommodate
more servers or storage subsystems, or an UPS. With the
RC23 rack console, Fujitsu Siemens provides a means of
doing this and at the same time helps create an ergonomically
optimized workplace.
The 19-inch rack console is implemented as a slide-in tray
and occupies only a single height unit in a rack. It contains a
17-inch TFT display, a complete keyboard and an additional
touchpad.
Concept
The 19-inch rack console combines the monitor and keyboard
into a single functional unit. The TFT display has an adjust-
able tilting angle and is mounted behind the keyboard with its
integrated touchpad. When not in use, the monitor can be
folded out of the way into the tray. The monitor is then
switched off automatically to save energy and to extend the
monitor’s life. When pulled out, the tray locks into place. The
lock can be released to push it in again.
into a single functional unit. The TFT display has an adjust-
able tilting angle and is mounted behind the keyboard with its
integrated touchpad. When not in use, the monitor can be
folded out of the way into the tray. The monitor is then
switched off automatically to save energy and to extend the
monitor’s life. When pulled out, the tray locks into place. The
lock can be released to push it in again.
Ergonomics
Thanks to its flicker-free operation and high resolution, the
TFT display is a very ergonomic device. Additionally, the
complete display unit can be mounted at the ideal working
height. The operator is seated in the same position as if work-
ing at a desk. The tilt of the display can also be set to the best
position.
TFT display is a very ergonomic device. Additionally, the
complete display unit can be mounted at the ideal working
height. The operator is seated in the same position as if work-
ing at a desk. The tilt of the display can also be set to the best
position.
Additional, optional functions
Many installations consist of several single servers (clusters,
dedicated servers) and have to be administered from a single
point of operation. In this case, a console switch can be used
to switch the monitor, keyboard and mouse to different serv-
ers. This can be done using hot keys on the console. The
user interface is implemented with an on-screen display that
is available on the monitor for a short time.
dedicated servers) and have to be administered from a single
point of operation. In this case, a console switch can be used
to switch the monitor, keyboard and mouse to different serv-
ers. This can be done using hot keys on the console. The
user interface is implemented with an on-screen display that
is available on the monitor for a short time.