ATEN CL3108 rack console 18.5" 1366 x 768 pixels Metal, Plastic Black 1U

The ATEN CL3108 LCD KVM Switch offers a space-saving, streamlined approach to KVM switch technology by integrating a keyboard, 18.5" LED-backlit LCD monitor, and a touchpad in a 1U rack-mountable sliding housing. The short-depth design maximizes space utility for equipping rack-mounting devices in narrow spaces. In addition, its exclusive LED illumination light provides users with proper visibility when working in low-light conditions. The CL3108 can control up to 8 computers; when 8 additional KVM switches are cascaded, a single CL3108 LCD KVM Switch can control up to 128 computers. To achieve greater operational efficiency, the CL3108 offers Broadcast mode, which the console spreads out the commands to all computers to perform operations simultaneously. Besides, the Auto scan mode fulfills the needs for continuous monitoring a specific group of computers, and establishing a reliable working environment for users. To enhance information safety, the CL3108 provides two-level password security which restricts unauthorized users from viewing and controlling the computers. For added convenience, the CL3108 comes with an additional hot-pluggable USB mouse port that only supports HID device for keyboard and mouse. As a feature-rich LCD KVM Switch, the CL3108 is aimed not just to achieve but exceed the requirements for space utility optimization, superior video quality, adaptive deployment, and operational versatility, and thus is ideal for control rooms with limited space in any industry.

 

• Exclusive LED illumination light
• Integrated LCD KVM console with an 18.5'' LED-backlit widescreen LCD monitor in a single rail housing with top and bottom clearance for smooth operation in a 1U high system rack
• Cascade up to 2 levels – CL3108 controls up to 128 computers or CL3116 controls up to 256 computers from a single console
• Keyboard and mouse emulation (PS/2 and USB) for smooth switching and simultaneously booting multiple computers even when the console focus is elsewhere