UNIMUX-USBV-8HD

High density USB KVM Switch to control 8 USB computers with one USB keyboard, USB mouse & VGA monitor

CONTROL METHOD

Keyboard
  • Use the keyboard to command the switch box to select ports or configure the SCAN delay.
Front Panel Interface
  • Touch a button and be connected to a computer, or change modes of operation.
  • LEDs indicate currently selected port and mode of operation.
RS232 Control
  • Female RJ45 connector.
  • Baud rate 300 through 9600, DIP switch selectable.
  • Use DIP switches to address up to 15 units, all of which can be daisy-chained and controlled by one serial port.
  • Seven segment displays show what input is connected to each output.
  • Commands
    • RS - causes switch to reset so that IN1 connects to OUT1, IN2 connects to OUT2.
    • CS - causes one INx/OUTx connection to occur.
    • CA - causes all inputs to connect to specified output.
    • RO - reads what input is connected to specified output.
    • RU - reads size of matrix, reports number of inputs and number of outputs on specified switch.
On Screen Display (OSD)
  • Select computers by name with the On Screen Display (OSD) option.
  • Use keyboard or mouse to operate the switch from menus superimposed onto the monitor.
  • Shows names of computers on cascaded switches up to 152 ports.
  • Names can be up to 12 characters long.
  • Power status of each computer is displayed.
  • View usage statistics – power-on cycles and hours of usage.
  • Helps screens assists users with the OSD.
  • Modify the size and position of the OSD.
  • OSD is built into the switch-no need to install additional hardware or software.
  • OS and software-independent.
  • Security
    • Advanced security included with OSD option.
    • Each user password can be up to 13 characters long, and each switch can store up to 63 users.
    • Administrator can enable or disable all security features and select which computers each user can access.
    • Once security is enabled, a user or administrator must login in order to access any of the computers connected to the switch.