...you solve your unique connectivity problems. • If we don't stock it, we'll make it for you!  • Download your Custom Cable or Adapter form • or • contact us • for more information. • Not only do we modify existing cables and adapters, we also build...

...structured cabling and connectivity. • As with 62.5-micron cable, you can use 50-micron fibre in all types of applications: Ethernet, FDDI, 155-Mbps ATM, Token Ring, Fast Ethernet, and Gigabit Ethernet. It is recommended for all premise application...

...In this case a PS/2 or USB only extender may be a cost effective choice. • Interactive displays • Often the computers driving the interactive displays (e.g. touch screens) found in some waiting rooms, reception areas, town halls and shopping centre...

...operate much like a USB hub. • DVI Connector • Around the same size as a USB connector, DisplayPort uses the same number of connections as a single channel DVI connector, but firmly locks into position. A quick release button is positioned on th...

...HDBaseT • HDBaseT is a connectivity standard for distribution of uncompressed HD multimedia content. HDBaseT technology converges full HD digital video, audio, 100BaseT Ethernet, power over cable, and various control signals through a single LAN ca...

...hideaway connection for USB wireless devices, such as RF- or Bluetooth® supported keyboards and mice. You can wirelessly access your attached targets, without even opening the cabinet door! • Another feature is the front-panel USB port, which provid...

...to extend DVI video, USB peripherals, including keyboard, video, and mouse, RS232, and audio. • In point-to-point and matrix switching configurations, the Agility delivers HD video using high bandwidth with very low latency. It uses multicast (IG...

...than four screens to be configured by pairing multiple units with a DVI splitter. • Easy to control • Setup can be done from software loaded on a PC connected via USB. • Brochure •    |    • Video •    |    • Product Manual •    |    • Online Store

...serial devices or even USB peripherals including security hardware, drives and printers. • KVM extenders have been available for the last 15 years or so and were introduced to overcome the distance dependent bandwidth limitations of traditional VGA...

...your network. It’s important to keep in mind that NAC is only part of a security plan, not a complete security measure. It doesn’t take the place of a firewall and won’t protect against data leaving through e-mail, printouts, or USB flash drives.