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Vszerda MT-801UK-L 8 Port KVM Switch VGA
Eight-port VGA KVM switch lets one keyboard, mouse and monitor control eight computers with push-button or wired desktop switching, supplied with eight 2-in-1 cables and a 1U rack-mount kit
- TypePush Button
- Monitor Connections8 port KVM VGA
- PC SelectionPush Button
- Power Features5 volts
- Dimensions14.5 in x 3.5 in x 1.26 in
- Weight2.141 kilograms
- Controls 8 computers with one USB 2.0 keyboard, mouse and monitor
- Two switching methods: desktop wire selector or front-panel push buttons
- Supports Windows 9X through Windows 7, Linux and Novell operating systems
- Plug-and-play USB 2.0 and VGA cables draw power from connected PCs
- Fits 1U 19-inch rack with included mounting kit
Eight-Port VGA KVM Switch for Server Racks
The Vszerda MT-801UK-L lets one keyboard, mouse and monitor control up to eight VGA-connected computers or video sources. It fits a standard 19-inch rack in a 1U profile and ships with eight combined USB and VGA cables, a rackmount kit and a power adapter. The unit is aimed at administrators who need local, hardware-level switching without software agents.
Push-Button or Wired Desktop Selector
Switching is done either by pressing the front-panel buttons or by using the included 2-metre wired desktop selector. The switch draws power from the attached computers through the USB connectors, so the external adapter is only a backup; installation is therefore a matter of plugging the cables into each host and the shared console. The main practical issue is cable reach: four cables are 1.5 metres long and four are 1.8 metres, which may limit placement in deeper racks.
VGA Resolution and Cable-Length Limits
Video quality is bounded by the analog VGA interface and the passive cable lengths supplied; longer runs can degrade sharpness or colour accuracy. The switch does not convert or scale signals, so every connected source must output a resolution the shared monitor can display natively. Buyers who need digital video, higher resolutions than VGA permits, or switching over IP should look at a different class of KVM.
Highlights
- Controls 8 computers with one USB 2.0 keyboard, mouse and monitor
- Two switching methods: desktop wire selector or front-panel push buttons
- Supports Windows 9X through Windows 7, Linux and Novell operating systems
- Plug-and-play USB 2.0 and VGA cables draw power from connected PCs
- Fits 1U 19-inch rack with included mounting kit
Specifications
| Brand | Vszerda |
|---|---|
| Model | MT-801UK-L |
| Part Number | VC-801UK-L |
| Type | Push Button |
| Monitor Connections | 8 port KVM VGA |
| PC Selection | Push Button |
| Power Features | 5 volts |
| Dimensions | 14.5 in x 3.5 in x 1.26 in |
| Weight | 2.141 kilograms |
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the 8-port VGA KVM is switching correctly after connecting the desktop selector?
Press the selector button for each of the 8 ports and verify the corresponding LED lights up while the monitor, USB 2.0 keyboard and mouse respond from that computer.
What comes in the box and what must I buy separately?
The package includes the 8-port KVM switch, eight 2-in-1 KVM cables (four 1.5 m and four 1.8 m), a wired desktop selector, a power adapter, a rack-mount kit and a user manual; no extra items are required for basic operation.
Which version should I choose if I need more than eight ports?
For sixteen ports select the 16-port VGA KVM model; the 8-port unit described here supports exactly eight computers.
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