A 1U LCD consists of a rack mount LCD monitor integrated in 1U rack space. These units have a slide out drawer which helps save valuable rack space.
A ready to use unit, this device does not involve complex installation procedures. Amongst its various advantages, the greatest one is that its flip up design allows the unit to remain open even when the rack door is closed. Available in various screen sizes such as 17”, 19” and 20”, these monitors work with video connections such as VGA, DVI-D, Composite, S-Video, BNC, HDMI and Touch Screen (Serial, Resistive, and Capacitive).
Amongst the various models of the 1U Rackmount monitor, the Quad Screen Rackmount LCD is very popular as it allows users to display and monitor video signals from four different computers or video sources simultaneously on one single screen. This unit is ideal in security and surveillance environments. It also allows full screen sequential switching amongst all input video sources. This rack lcd unit comes in a number of variants which support different video resolutions 1280 x 1024, 1440 x 900 and 1600 x 1200. While other models also support a resolution of 1024 x 768 or higher, the Rackmount SUN LCD model supports the native SUN resolution of 1152 x 900. Other popular models include the short depth LCD which is made to fit in shorter than normal depth racks and the high brightness rack LCDs which allow the displays to be readable in ambient lighting conditions.
A KVM over CAT5 extender provides the ability to control a computer with its connected peripheral devices remotely. A distance ranging between 330 feet up to 1000 feet is possible by connecting the local and the remote units via category cables, but for even greater distances the KVM over Fiber version can be used. Consisting of a compact sized transmitter and a receiver unit, these devices provide an affordable solution for connectivity over a large distance. Variants of this device support PS2, USB peripherals and VGA or DVI video. While in the USB variant, the receiver requires external power whereas the transmitter draws power directly from the computer to which it is connected, in other variants both units require external power.
Also called CAT5 KVM Extender, this piece of hardware comes with a plug and play functionality requiring no additional software or drivers for operation. Installation is simple and does not require complex network configurations. High end versions of this device are available with optional stereo audio, RS232 and infra red remote control. Supporting multiple platforms such as DOS, Windows 3x, 9x, 2000, NT, ME, XP, Novell, Linux, UNIX, this extension device has a key feature which is protection of sensitive hardware as the servers and PCs can be isolated from the individuals controlling them. Latest models are also available with dual user options allowing two users to work on the same computer.
This KVM Extender over CAT5 supports video high quality data transmission at resolutions of 1920 x 1440 @ 60 Hz. While system selection and management can be done via Continue reading »
The HDMI matrix router allows you to display any of your input HD sources on to more than one HD display device. Supporting high resolutions of 480p, 720p, 1080i and 1080p along with 7.1 Digital Surround Sound Audio, these devices transmit the signals without any loss of
picture clarity and no ghosting of images. Since HDMI cables are used for securing connections, it is a truly digital medium which allows transfer of both audio as well as video signals simultaneously. It also avoids the clutter associated with multiple audio and video cables thereby saving space. Available in 4×2, 4×4 and 8×8 configurations, this HDMI Matrix switch is available as a desktop or rack mountable unit.
Compatible with HD-DVD players, TiVo systems, HDMI PCs, and satellite set top boxes that connect to an HDMI display, this piece of hardware eliminates the inconvenience of disconnecting and reconnecting of different sources with this all in one device. Switching between Continue reading »
In addition to its popular line of extenders, switches and splitters, SmartVM has launched its line of high end Rackmount LCD products which are not only space saving but also maintain security
Cleveland, (Ohio) December 07th, 2010: The Rackmount LCD monitor has been introduced with the intention of saving space in constrained environments like server rooms. Equipped with a flip up design, these monitors are available in various models like 1U, 2U, 6U, 7U 8U, shallow depth LCDs, sunlight readable LCDs etc. Working on plug and play functionality, these monitors do not require any additional drivers or software for operation. Compatible with multiple video formats such as VGA Video, Composite Video (Standard RCA, BNC Optional), S-Video, HDMI, DVI-D and Touch screen, the greatest feature of this unit is the sliding, flip up design which allows the unit to remain open even when the rack door is closed for easy viewing.
The Rackmount monitor is available in multiple screen sizes ranging from 17” to 22”, supporting resolutions from 1024×768 up to 1600×1200. The Sun Solaris unit supports the Continue reading »
Rackmount monitor was introduced to efficiently manage a user’s data in various types of environments. Available in many different models with the difference lying in the type of video supported, these units can range from a 1U LCD to 6/7/8/9U LCD. They can also be categorized as a Short Depth or Shallow Depth LCD and Sunlight Readable LCD. On the basis of videos supported, they are classified as Rack mount VGA Video LCD, Composite Video LCD, S-Video, HDMI, DVI-D and Touch screen LCD. Screen sizes can be 17”, 19” or 20” with resolutions ranging from1024×768 up to 1600×1200.
The 1U Rack LCD Monitor works on plug and play functionality and does not require any additional drivers for operation. Optional 12V, 24V, and 48V DC power is available and they are designed to be compatible with IBM, HP, Dell, SUN Microsystems, Macs and others. A main feature of this device is its unique flip up design that allows the unit to remain open when the rack door is closed for easy viewing. These devices have a class A active matrix TFT LCD panel with analog to digital signal converter board. Constructed with light weight aluminum, they have a black anodized finish. They have ball bearing telescopic slides with stopper and lock out rails preventing movement of the keyboard.
The 1U Rack LCD has a unique mechanical design that maximizes rack mountable space. Panel button along with OSD controls that allow adjustment of Brightness, Contrast, Color, Clock, Horizontal and vertical position, Phase, Scaling, Auto config, Input select, Multi window, Clear EEPROM, OSD adjust and save are some other important features. These devices are also equipped with Continue reading »
In order to overcome the space limitations in server rooms as well as provide additional solutions for server racks, the 1U Rack LCD drawer was developed. Used in a wide variety of Server room applications, these devices are 1U or 2U drawers with integrated LCD monitors, keyboards, and mice. Other options include a combination of keyboard, mouse and monitor with a KVM switch integrated into the drawer. These devices are available in various models including, USB KVM drawers, PS2 KVM drawers, Dual Slide KVM drawers, DVI KVM drawers, composite KVM drawers, Short Depth KVM drawers and KVM drawers with Cat5 and IP switches.
While the USB and PS2 drawers differ in the type of servers they support, some models are available as a combo drawer and support both USB and PS2 with the use of a special cable. The Dual Slide drawer has a unique design that gives it two separate sliding components; one housing the keyboard and mouse portion and the other housing the LCD. A short depth Rackmount LCD keyboard drawer, as the name suggests, is useful for applications where rack depth is shallow. The DVI and the Composite drawers differ in the type of connection to the server. While the former work with DVI-D cards, the latter are associated with composite video. The category with an integrated Cat5 KVM Switch is an ideal solution for Continue reading »
