SLS200USB0-01 Lantronix, SLS200USB0-01 Datasheet - Page 4

• Manufacturer Part Number: SLS200USB0-01
• Description: SWITCH, KVM, SECURELINX, USB
• Manufacturer: Lantronix

Specifications of SLS200USB0-01

• Computer Switch Type: KVM
• Computer Switch Function: Automatic
• No. Of Ways: 1
• Input Connection: USB
• Colour: Black
• Connector Type: RJ45
• Connector Type A: VGA
• Connector Type B: USB
• External Depth: 132mm
• Interface Type: RS-232, USB
• Product: Interface Modules
• Lead Free Status / Rohs Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

The Next Generation KVM–over–IP
Distributed KVM for the Global IT Environment
SecureLinx Spider
mouse) server management over an IP network. Unlike any other
product on the market, Spider offers a flexible, scalable and
affordable CAT5-based remote access KVM solution in a cable
friendly, compact "zero-footprint" package.
Spider is ideal for remotely managing geographically distributed
IT equipment. It eliminates server-to-switch CAT5 cable distance
limitations and gives system administrators 24/7 access to mission-
critical servers distributed across a wide variety of network
environments such as high-density data centers, corporate or university campuses, multi-floor buildings, branch
offices, and test and development labs.
Connected directly to the server, Spider guarantees non-blocked access from any web browser, anywhere, at
any time! More cost-effective than traditional KVM, it provides one of the lowest "cost-per-remote-user" server
management solutions available. And no client software or external power supply is required.
Amazingly scalable, Spiders can be easily daisy-chained together using Lantronix SwitchPort+
Ethernet switch technology. This provides an economical and highly flexible solution in environments where
numerous cable drops and distance limitations can be a challenge when adding servers.
Access Servers Anytime, from Anywhere – No Cable Distance Restrictions
KVM over IP switches are a valuable part of an effective infrastructure
management strategy, enabling administrators to gain BIOS-level access
to servers, perform maintenance and solve problems from
virtually anywhere at a moment’s notice – regardless
of location. However, the cable distance
limitation between servers and a KVM
switch present a problem. In a
"distributed IT" environment
a better solution is needed.
SecureLinx Spider provides secure
KVM access to servers over a standard
IP network. It does not have the cable-length
restrictions inherent with computer interface
modules (CIMs) and current CAT5 KVM switches.
Servers can be across the room or across the globe!
Video degradation is not a factor, and additional
cable drops are not necessary.
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provides secure KVM (keyboard, video,
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integrated