Saves Space and Money
Combines a 16-port KVM switch, 19” LCD screen, full keyboard and touchpad in a 1U rack-mountable drawer
Mounts into 19”-wide rack, 26”-38” deep
Gives you control of up to 16 servers from a single, easily accessible console – ideal when rack space is at a premium
Includes eight P778-Series cables that support computers with either PS/2 or USB connections
Flip-up/fold-down screen keeps the console from blocking access to rack equipment when not in use
Eliminates need to buy costly separate monitors, keyboards and mice for each computer/server

Simplifies IT Tasks
Switch easily between the 16 ports via on-console buttons, on-screen display or hot keys; OSD can be set to English, Spanish, French, German or Japanese
Hot pluggable; add or remove computers without having to power down the switch
Auto-scan mode automatically sequences through all active ports that are accessible to the user

Large 19” LCD
Extra-wide display makes multitasking easier
Supports video resolutions up to 1280 x 1024
DDC emulation allows the video settings of each computer to be automatically adjusted for optimal output to the LCD

Multi-Level Password Security
Enhances security by limiting access to an administrator and up to 4 local users
Two-level log-out allows for manual log-out or automatic log-out after a user-defined period of time has passed

Future Expandability and Long-Lasting Reliability
Increase the number of connected computers up to 264 by daisy-chaining up to 31 B022-U08 KVM switches
A console cable kit is included so you can connect the external console port to a keyboard, mouse or monitor, or a B051-000 IP Remote Access Unit
An additional USB port on the front of the unit lets you connect an external USB mouse; a USB port is also available to share a peripheral such as a flash drive or external hard drive with all the connected servers
Compatible with all major operating systems for easy integration into your existing structure
Firmware is upgradable with included cable and utility
Heavy-duty steel housing stands up to frequent use