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RARITAN COMPUTER
Connects a computer with HDMI video and USB to a Dominion KX II KVM switch over Cat5 cabling
The Raritan D2CIM-DVUSB-HDMI is a computer interface module for the Dominion KX II KVM-over-IP system. It connects a single target server to the switch using HDMI video and USB for keyboard and mouse control. The module supports virtual media and absolute mouse synchronisation. It is designed for IT administrators managing rack-mounted servers remotely.
This CIM provides an HDMI video input and USB console interface for the attached computer. It requires a compatible Dominion KX II switch and a Cat5e or better cable link to that switch. The module draws power from the server USB port and does not need an external supply. It is not suitable for servers that only output DisplayPort, VGA or DVI video signals.
| Brand | RARITAN COMPUTER |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
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