Black Box ServSwitch KVM USB

Black Box ServSwitch KVM USB lets one person control four computers and share peripherals, switch KVM, audio, and two USB devices between linked computers

For example, you can use one system to write an e-mail, another to listen to music, a third to print documents, and a fourth to use a USB peripheral.

What is ServSwitch KVM USB?

With just one keyboard, monitor, and mouse, the ServSwitch Secure KVM Switch with USB EAL4+ Certified DVI allows control and separation of two PC CPUs/servers linked to secure and non-secure networks.

Users can freely switch between linked computers that operate at different classification levels. All linked systems will see the "real" profiles when this switch is made, allowing the use of specialized keyboards and mice.

Additionally, the user can mix peripherals between the systems.

For example, you can write an e-mail on one system, listen to music on another, print papers on a third, and utilize a USB accessory on a fourth.

True USB emulation switching ensures that all of the functions of the associated keyboard and mouse are available to all systems.

Prior to Black Box ServSwitch KVM USB, each computer system was instructed on how to handle the related peripherals using a standard keyboard and mouse template.

Technical Data

• Console: (1) DisplayPort F; (2) USB Type A F for HID; (2) USB Type A F for USB 2.0 devices;
• (1) 3.5-mm audio jacks; CPU: (4) DisplayPort F; (4) USB Type B F; (4) 3.5-mm female for audio and mic;
• Power: (1) 2.5-mm barrel connector for input, 9–12 VDC;
• Serial: (1) RJ-45 10P10C options port for union switching, external switching, or firmware upgrade; Power — External in-line power supply ITE;
• Input: 100–240 VAC, 0.5A, 5-60Hz; Output: 5v, 2.5A;
• Size — 4.3H x 23.4W x 12D cm (1.7"H x 9.2"W x 4.7"D); Weight — 0.9 kg (1.9 lb.);
• Operating Systems — Windows and Mac;