Cat5 KVM

ATEN's Cat5 KVM uses the RJ-45 interface and the Cat5 Cable in order to allow Cat5 KVM to connect with other servers. Cat5 KVM uses the RJ-45 interface which allows Cat5 KVM's multiple ports to integrate into an one U surface, thus saving space.

In addition, since Cat5 KVM is cost-effective and is an easily accessible Category 5 Cable, it is convenient to wire and extend the distance between Cat5 KVM and the PC.

KH1508/KH1516

8/16-Port Cat5 KVM Switch

The KH1508 is a Cat5 KVM that allows access to eight directly connected computers, and through a daisy chain connection, an additional 31 KVMs to control a total of 256 computers from a single console (mouse, keyboard, and monitor)....

KM0432

Cat5 KVM Switch

The KM0432 Cat5 KVM represents the most practical method for controlling large numbers of servers.......

KM0532

Cat5 KVM Switch

The KM0532 Matrix Cat5 KVM Switch gives IT administrators in large corporations advanced access and control of multiple servers. Operators working at up to 5 consoles can assume simultaneous and independent control of 32 directly connected, or through a combination of daisy chaining and cascading, as many as 8000 computers. A special feature will allow two KM0532 to be connected together in a way that allows 10 simultaneous operators independent access to 64 attached servers.....

KM0932

Cat5 KVM Switch

The KM0932 Matrix Cat5 KVM Switch gives IT administrators in large corporations advanced access and control of multiple servers. Operators working at up to 9 consoles can assume simultaneous and independent control of 32 directly connected, or through a combination of daisy chaining and cascading, as many as 8000 computers. A special feature will allow two KM0932 to be connected together in a way that allows 18 simultaneous operators independent access to 64 attached servers....