Tripp Lite Series NetDirector 16-Port 1U Rack-Mount IP KVM Switch For Sale
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Tripp Lite Series NetDirector 16-Port 1U Rack-Mount IP KVM Switch
Price: US $309.99
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Product Condition
Working Condition: Pulled from a working environment.
Physical condition: Fair
Description: Light scratching and scuffing on device chassis
Parts not included: Software, User Guide, Accessory Cables
The Actual item is shown in the Tripp Lite Series NetDirector 16-Port 1U Rack-Mount IP KVM Switch
Product Information
Technology PS/2; VGA/SVGA
Number of Monitors Supported 1
Max Supported Video Resolution Up to 2048 x 1536, DDC2B are supported at the local console. Video resolutions up to 1600 x 1200 @60Hz, 24-bit color depth are supported at the remote console.
Number of Ports 16
Computer/Server Ports SPHD-18 (VGA, PS/2, USB)
Daisy-Chain Port Yes
Firmware Upgrade Port Yes
PC/Server Connections PS/2; USB; VGA
Side A - Connector 1 (16) HD18 (FEMALE)
Side B - Connector 1 (1) HD18 (MALE)
Side B - Connector 2 (1) DB25 (MALE)
Side B - Connector 3 (1) RJ45 (FEMALE)
Side B - Connector 4 (1) RJ11 (FEMALE)
Side B - Connector 5 (1) USB A (FEMALE)
Number of USB Hub Ports 1
USB Specification USB 2.0 (up to 480 Mbps)
NIAP-Certified Secure No
Number of Users 1
Autoscan (Y,N) Y
Autoscan Duration 1 - 255 handling time (exceptfor holidays).
Local pickup is available.
Payment
Payment must be made within 4 days of purchase.
Returns
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