SLS200PS20-01 Lantronix, SLS200PS20-01 Datasheet - Page 5
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SLS200PS20-01
Manufacturer Part Number
SLS200PS20-01
Description
SWITCH, KVM, SECURELINX, PS2/USB
Manufacturer
Lantronix
Datasheet
1.SLS200PS20-01.pdf
(8 pages)
Specifications of SLS200PS20-01
Computer Switch Type
KVM
Computer Switch Function
Automatic
No. Of Ways
1
Input Connection
PS/2, USB
Colour
Black
Connector Type
RJ45
Connector Type A
VGA
Connector Type B
USB / PS/2
Interface Type
RS-232, USB
Product
Interface Modules
Lead Free Status / Rohs Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Distributed IT Environment
Fully Secure, Non-Blocked Remote Access
SecureLinx Spider provides continuous availability
to servers with 1:1 non-blocked access. This allows
administrators to have guaranteed access to mission-
critical servers, regardless of how many of them need
remote access. In other words, administrators are not
locked in to a fixed number of remote users. And
adding more remote users is simple and cost effective –
just add another Spider!
Additionally with Spider, you can add remote IP users
one server port at a time, rather than adding another
switch that provides costly, pre-defined multiples.
And there is no single point of failure with Spider
deployments. If a unit is disabled, you lose access to
just one server and the Spider is easily replaced.
Small Size, Big Performance… and No External Power Required
This unique Lantronix innovation is a fully-integrated, digital IP-based KVM switch. And it has all the
capabilities of a traditional KVM switch – all in a miniaturized, zero-footprint package! About the
size of a small chalkboard eraser and weighing about 6 oz., Spider does not consume any valuable
rack space and is light enough to be cable-supported from the back of a server.
Available in USB and PS2 models, the unique low-power design enables Spider to be powered directly from
the attached server, with no external power supply required. * A redundant power supply option is available.
(See order information table.)
* In cases where the target server can not supply enough power to Spider, or power is not persistent through reboots, the optional power supply may be required.