iogear GCL1908 Rack Console Computer Component

8-Port KVM LCD Console

IOGEAR's GCL1908 is an integrated LCD console with an 8-port KVM (keyboard, video, and mouse) switch that offers secure access to 8 VGA, USB or PS/2 computers. It features a convenient rack mountable sliding / retractable 19" TFT LCD active matrix monitor and keyboard with built-in touchpad for a space-saving and streamlined integration. The GCL1908 fits into a universal 1U rack mount space.

The GCL1908 supports both PS/2 and USB keyboards and mice for the connected computers, and supports USB peripheral devices for the attached computers. A single GCL1908 can control up to 8 computers, but as many as 8 additional compatible KVM switches can be cascaded to reach up to 128 computers* controlled from a single keyboard, monitor and mouse console.
Benefits:

- It increases space, productivity, and provides an energy cost saving solution
- It contributes to a greener environment by reducing the amount of waste generated by multiple components

Features:

- Integrated 8-port KVM console featuring a 19" TFT LCD active matrix monitor, keyboard and touchpad
- 1280x1024 resolution on 19" rack mount LCD provides a sharp video display
- Adjustable mounting rail to fit different sizes of racks
- Multiplatform OS support - Windows®, Mac and Linux®
- Easy to operate - computer selection via front panel pushbutton LED’s, intuitive OSD (on-screen display) and hotkeys
- External USB or PS/2 with VGA Console port
- Cascade up to 2 levels - control up to 128 computers from a single console*
- Security - 2 level password protection for OSD
- DDC Emulation - Video settings of each computer are automatically adjusted for optimal output to the monitor
- Rack mountable in a 19" (1U) system rack
- Custom ASIC provides an auto-sensing function that recognizes the position of each station on the installation
- Fully Supports DDC2B

*Can only be cascaded with other IOGEAR KVMs: GCS1808 or GCS1716 models
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