1-port, 17" Full HD rack-mount KVM console drawer 

with front USB hub, for centralized control of a DVI or VGA server or KVM switch 

• Slide the rack-mount monitor and keyboard/mouse independently with dual-rail KVM console design
• 1080p KVM console supports high-definition resolutions up to 1920x1080
• Supports both digital and analog connections with DVI and VGA ports
• Set up easily with included brackets, cables and screws
• Connect a fingerprint scanner or other peripheral to the USB port on front of KVM console

Providing centralized control of your single PC or dozens of servers, this dual-rail rack-mount KVM console also gives you easy access to and visibility of your system while it's mounted in a server rack or cabinet.

The dual-rail KVM console design maximizes space in your datacenter's rack cabinets by allowing the LCD monitor and the keyboard/mouse to move separately from each other. You can tuck the keyboard away while the display stays active, allowing you to conveniently monitor your computer through closed glass or mesh rack cabinet doors.

The 1080p KVM console is 17.3" and LED back-lit, for low power consumption. It supports high definition resolutions up to 1920x1080 providing sharper video performance.

Digital and Analog Support
Whether you are running a multi-port KVM with an analog display or a single port KVM with a high definition display, this DVI/VGA KVM console can support both signals.

Simple Setup
This KVM console comes with everything you need to set up:
• 1 Audio cable
• 1 Set of KVM cables (USB/VGA)
• 2 Rear-mounting brackets
• M5 cage-nuts and screws

Once your KVM console is mounted to your rack, you can use the USB port on the front to easily connect any USB compatible peripheral such as a fingerprint scanner or mousethumb drive.

Included in Package
1x LCD console
2x Rear-mounting brackets
1x USB/VGA KVM cable (USB/DVI KVM cable can be purchased separately)
1x Audio cable
1x Firmware-update cable
8x M5 cage-nuts
8x M5 screws
5x Power cords (NA, JP, UK, EU, ANZ)
1x Quick-start guide