NTI 2-User by 8-Port Matrix USB KVM Switch

The NTI UNIMUX USB Matrix KVM switch (UNIMUX-2X8-U) allows up to eight users to individually command or simultaneously share up to 32 USB computers. Access USB-enabled PC, SUN, and MAC computers using USB keyboards and mice, and VGA multiscan monitors.

USB host computers and USB devices can be hot-plugged or removed at any time. Allows any USB device (keyboard and/or mouse) to control any attached USB host computer. International keyboard layouts are supported in auto-detection mode, or can be manually selected via the On Screen Display (OSD) menu.

NTI UNIMUX-2X8-U Features & Applications:

• Equipped with OSD, Liquid Crystal Display, and RS232.
• Rackmount is standard on all UNIMUX-nXm-U models. The smaller models are also available in a desktop case.
• Dedicated microprocessors prevent computers from locking up, ensuring reliable control.
• Fully compliant with USB standards (1.0, 1.1).
• The advanced OSD user interface with password security makes the UNIMUX USB Matrix KVM Switch simple and reliable to use in Enterprise data centers.
• Computers can be shared or used exclusively.
• Crestron compatible.

NTI UNIMUX-2X8-U Specifications:

Host:

• Eight female 15-pin HD and eight female USB Type B connectors.
• Supports PCs with USB-enabled OS (Windows 98/ME/2000/XP) and USB ports.
• Supports PCs with USB-enabled BIOS (legacy USB support) and USB ports.
• Supports SUN Blade 100, SUN Blade 1000, SUN Fire™ 240 and SUN Ray.
• Supports MAC G4, G5 and Xserve.
• Supports MAC soft (keyboard) power-on.
• Any legacy PS/2 or SUN computer can be connected by using a USB-PS2-R or USB-SUN-R adapter.

Devices:

• Two sets of female USB Type A connectors for keyboards and mice.
• Compatible with most USB keyboards and mice, including Microsoft USB Intellimouse, Logitech Cordless Elite Duo keyboard and mouse, Gyration keyboard/mouse and Crystal Vision keyboard with touchpad.
• Keyboard and mouse are hot-pluggable.
• USB MAC and SUN startup keys are supported on all platforms of input devices.
• Keystrokes are translated across platforms.