A Rackmount monitor is a cost effective and space saving solution for server racks. This unit is housed in a sturdy metal enclosure with an industrial grade Samsung LCD. It is used to manage data in various environments. These Rack LCD units support various types of video inputs such as VGA, DVI, HDMI, S-Video, Composite RCA and Composite BNC. The available sizes range from 1U, 2U, 6U, 7U, 8U, 9U or 10U frame depending on the size of the rack LCD display needed. Screen sizes vary from 17” to 22”. These LCD models are also classified on the basis of their features. We also offer short depth or shallow depth Rack LCD units that can be used in a non-standard server racks. The Sunlight readable LCD is used in high brightness environments such as kiosks. The SUN LCD unit supports the native sun resolution whereas the Quad Screen Rackmount LCD device allows viewing and monitoring of video signals from four different computers simultaneously on one single screen. Continue reading »

A signage solution consists of three major components: Digital Signage Hardware, software and content. The display devices, or hardware, can be CRTs, plasmas, LEDs, DLPs and LCDs and the information relayed can be in the form of data, images, animations and even videos. These solutions transfer information to a targeted group of consumers in real time, cut costs associated with static means of advertising and provide complete control along with enhanced flexibility. Dynamic in nature, these solutions allow content to be updated or changed as required without need for additional expenditure. Whereas print media and static advertising involve costs when information is updated, digital signage solutions have a onetime cost associated with them and offer higher return on investment. Continue reading »

Audio and video signals from multiple sources can be directed to multiple outputs using a Video Matrix Switch. As the name indicates, it allows multiple interconnection possibilities creating a matrix like web pattern. Ranging in sizes between 2 inputs and 2 outputs to 64 inputs and 64 outs, some of these devices can also be daisy chained. Depending upon the type of video signals supported, they can be classified as a VGA video matrix switcher, VGA AV matrix, DVI matrix, HDMI matrix, component matrix, composite video matrix and Cat5 video matrix.  Available in desktop and Rackmount versions, these units are easy to install, work on simple plug and play functionality and do not require any additional software or drivers for installation.

The HDMI Matrix Switch via Cat5e/6 is the latest model available and has the ability to route HDMI video from multiple sources to multiple outputs. Since it works on the latest digital video switching technology, this device relays digital signals with zero signal loss. Supporting resolutions of 480p, 720p, 1080i and 1080p along with 7.1 Digital Surround Sound Audio, this switch secures connections using HDMI cables or Cat5e/6 cables. They carry video and audio signals over a single HDMI Cable or two Cat5e/6 cables thereby reducing space and eliminating clutter. Control over these devices is exercised using front panel push buttons, RS-232, Infra Red remote control, USB and/or TCP/IP.

The VGA Matrix is the most basic device in this category. A combination of a VGA splitter and switch, this device allows switching of VGA video from many sources to many outputs. Compatible with VGA devices such as computers, DVD players and LCDs, they are connected using standard VGA cables. Continue reading »

Multiple servers or CPUs can be controlled and operated by multiple users with the help of a KVM Matrix Switch. Offering multi platform capabilities these units can work with PCs, SUNs, MACs, IBMs, HPs and Dells as well as Windows Vista, 2003, XP, 2000, Linux, Netware, and Unix operating systems. Available in a 1U rack mount form factor, these switches have models with 8, 16 and 32 ports. For achieving greater configurations, they can be cascaded and can accommodate up to 256 servers when this is done. An important feature of a Matrix KVM unit is that it can be controlled by multiple users. There are different versions available of these units with VGA or CAT5e/6 connectors. Also, different versions support different numbers of user’s with local access and remote access via CAT5e/6 or TCP/IP.

Amongst many other features of a KVM Matrix device, the most prominent one includes the ability to offer local as well as remote access control (Cat5e/6 or TCP/IP). The OSD user interface has many enhanced features for administration and user management, including the capability to define Super Users. These users can create custom user profiles with access rights for specific KVM ports. English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Japanese and Simplified Chinese are also supported by its multilingual interface. These KVM units have CE, FCC, VCCI, TAA and RoHS approvals. They have optional 12, 24 and 48V power options. Operating and storage temperatures are 0 to 50 and -5 to 60 degrees Celsius respectively. Continue reading »

A keyboard, mouse, LCD and a KVM Switch integrated into a drawer forms a Rackmount KVM LCD. This rugged sliding drawer is mounted in a server rack utilizing only 1U or 2U space providing an economical solution for server rooms. Available with many options, these devices have PS2 and USB variants that support the respective peripherals. Some models differ on the types of systems they connect to and support such as the SUN model that is compatible with SUN systems. Different types of video connections such as VGA, DVI, HDMI, Composite RCA or BNC and S-Video are supported by these devices and they are further classified on the basis of these video formats. The Rackmount keyboard drawer also differs based on model-specific features. For example, some are able to perform in high brightness environments and are known as sunlight readable KVM drawers, while another version called the short depth model, is ideal in situations where rack depth is shallow, such as with portable server racks. Continue reading »

Video from multiple sources can be displayed on a single display device with the help of a video switch. Available in many different models with all models varying according to the type of video signals supported, these devices have the ability to provide high resolution signals. Of the various models available, the most popular ones are the VGA, DVI Video, HDMI, Composite, Cat5 Audio Video and the video matrix switches. Latest models are also available with optional audio. Image quality and clarity is maintained and it appears as though each source is individually connected to the display device. Input ports can range between 2, 4, 8 or 16 and if more than sixteen sources need to be connected, a user can daisy chain these switches.

Also known as a video switcher, this unit works on simple plug and play functionality and does not require any additional device drivers for operation. Switching between various sources of video can be done using front panel push buttons, infra red remote control and RS232. Since switching is passive, there is no requirement of external power or batteries. Hot pluggable, a user can either add or remove the source devices without powering down the unit.  Continue reading »

Signals from a single source can be relayed on multiple display devices simultaneously and in real time using a Video Splitter. This device has the ability split the signal, amplify it and relay it on various devices. The resultant images are crisp and clear without any loss of data and it appears as though each display is individually connected to the source. Available in various models categorized on the basis of video signals they support, the basic model of this device is the VGA splitter. More advanced models include the DVI Splitter, Quad Video, VGA & Audio Video, S-Video, Component Video, HDMI Video and Composite splitter. All models are available in different sizes such as 2, 4, 8 and 16 ports.

The distribution amplifier units can also be cascaded to display the images on up to 90 monitors. Compatible with PCs, SUNs and MACs with VGA Video, these splitters support UXGA, SXGA, XGA, and VGA resolutions along with DDC, DDC2, and DDC2B protocols. Continue reading »

A VGA Splitter is a signal booster and amplifier that splits the video signal from a single source, duplicates it and sends it to multiple display devices simultaneously and in real time. Due to its signal boosting and amplifying properties, the resultant images which are displayed are crisp and clear and support VGA, SVGA, UXGA, SXGA, XGA, and VGA resolutions up to 1920 x 1440 @ 60 Hz. The source is connected to the transmitter unit while the display is connected to the receiver unit of the splitter. Connections are secured using VGA cables. Number of displays that can be connected depends upon the number of ports in the VGA distribution amplifier.

Available in 2, 4, 8 and 16 ports, this device can also be cascaded for greater configurations and support a bandwidth of 350 MHz. Continue reading »

VGA Extender allows long distance transmission of video signals using category cables. Since cat5/6/5e cables are used, a distance of up to 950 feet can be achieved and use of bulky VGA cables is also eliminated thereby saving space and reducing clutter. For even greater distances, one can use the high end version which relays signals over fiber optic cables. This model operates on single and dual link fiber optic technology. Comprised of two units, a transmitter and a receiver, the former is connected with the source unit and the latter to the display. Once the connections are secured and the unit powered on, the device is ready to be used. Alternatively known as the vga to cat5 extension device, it works on simple plug and play functionality, is easy to install and does not require any additional software or device drivers for operation. Continue reading »

A DVI KVM Switch is used to control multiple DVI based computers using a single set of peripheral devices. Available in both PS2 and USB versions, the models have 2, 4, 8 or 16 ports. Easy to install, the devices work on plug and play functionality. A user needs to connect the peripherals to the input port and the computers to the output ports. Once powered on, the device is ready to be used. It does not require any additional software or device drivers for operation.  Offering multi platform support, these devices work with DOS, Win3.X, Win95/98/98SE/2000/ME, WinNT, Netware, UNIX, and Linux.

The DVI Switch is hot pluggable so a user can add or remove connected PCs for maintenance without powering down the switch or the computers. Control can be exercised using hot keys or front panel push buttons. Continue reading »