StarTech.com 1 Port 1 Displays USB VGA KVM Switch 1920 x 1200 pixel Maximum Resolution

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885,53 €

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N° de stock RS:
123-8066
Numéro d'article Distrelec:
302-31-407
Référence fabricant:
NOTECONS02
Fabricant:
StarTech.com
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Marque

StarTech.com

Product Type

KVM Switch

Video Connection Type

VGA

Number of Ports

1

Supported Number of Displays

1

Number of Video Outputs

1

Maximum Resolution

1920 x 1200 pixel

Keyboard/Mouse Connection Type

USB

Standards/Approvals

CE, FC, UL, RoHS, TAA

Width

74mm

Depth

133mm

Height

15mm

Keyboard Layout

QWERTY (US English)

Pays d'origine :
CA

StarTech KVM Switch, 1920 x 1200 Maximum Resolution, USB Keyboard Mouse Connection Type - NOTECONS02


This KVM switch converts a laptop into a portable crash cart, providing BIOS-level control of headless systems via VGA and USB connections. It is USB-powered from the host so no external mains supply is required, and the Compact form factor supports mobile troubleshooting for servers, industrial PCs, ATMs and kiosks. The unit includes an integrated VGA video lead and USB keyboard/mouse link to enable instant access without server-side software.

Features and Benefits:


• 1920 x 1200 resolution delivers clear BIOS-level video capture
• USB power eliminates need for an AC mains socket during use
• Single-port design enables direct connection to one host
• File transfer and screen capture improve diagnostic records
• Compact form factor offers pocket-sized portability

Applications


• Suitable for on-site ATM and VLT maintenance
• Ideal for mobile server repair and rack diagnostics
• Used with legacy systems requiring native VGA video
• Can be used for kiosk and point-of-sale troubleshooting

How is the device powered during a service visit?


It draws power from the host USB connection, removing the need for external power.

Will the mouse operate in all firmware environments?


Mouse functionality can be limited or non-functional in some BIOS/UEFI environments.

What keyboard layouts are supported on Linux hosts?


On Linux, only standard US English QWERTY keyboard configuration is supported.

What cabling is supplied in the package?


The package includes the USB crash cart adapter and a USB A to Mini-B cable.

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