Avocent Amx 5030 AMX5030-001 Kvm Switch Cat5 16 X Kvm Port(s) 4 Local Users Rack-mountable

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Overview

The Avocent AMX5030 matrix switch is designed to help manage local servers and serial-based devices in SMB installations. It supports PS/2 and Sun server platforms and provides non-blocked access. A local port provides non-IP access to computers connected to existing Avocent KVM over IP switches.

AMX5030-001 Product Overview

Technical Information

KVM Technology: Digital
Number of Computers Supported: 16
Number of Remote Users Supported: 4
Maximum Operating Distance: 1000 ft

Video

Graphic Mode: SXGA
Graphic Mode: SVGA
Graphic Mode: XGA
Graphic Mode: VGA
Maximum Video Resolution: 1600 x 1200

Interfaces/Ports

Network (RJ-45): Yes
Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports: 17

Power Description

Input Voltage: 240 V AC

Physical Characteristics

Form Factor: Rack-mountable
Rack Height: 1U
Height: 1.7"
Width: 17.2"
Depth: 13.9"
Weight (Approximate): 9.30 lb

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