StarTech.com KVM Switch (SV411K)
4 x 1 - 4 x mini-DIN (PS/2) Keyboard, 4 x mini-DIN (PS/2) Mouse, 4 x HD-15 Video
Description
A space-efficient, reliable and cost-effective KVM switch for multi-PC users. StarTech.com's SV411K is the reliable solution for call center, help desk and SOHO environments and when integrating enterprise computer systems together. The SV411K is a reliable computer management tool that allows you to control multiple computers from one source, minimizing downtime by making connected computers and input devices available as soon as they are attached. A ready-to-use, out-of-the-box solution, the SV411K 4 port KVM switch kit comes complete with four reliable StarTech.com 3-in-1 cables to remove tangles and help organize your workspace. Cable ports are located at the rear of the SV411K providing easy, no-nonsense cable identification and organization. Ports are switched by pressing a button on the unit, or by entering a simple keyboard hot-key sequence. The StarView prevents boot-up errors by providing keyboard and mouse emulation to the non-selected PC. Its low cost, super small footprint design, and high 1920x1440 resolution display capability make this switch perfect for any application where reliability and cost-effectiveness are a necessity.
Main Features
Package Contents
General Information
Product Type | Analog KVM Switch |
Brand Name | StarTech.com |
Manufacturer | StarTech.com |
Product Name | KVM Switch |
Product Line | StarView |
Manufacturer Part Number | SV411K |
Manufacturer Website Address | www.startech.com |
Marketing Information | A space-efficient, reliable and cost-effective KVM switch for multi-PC users. StarTech.com's SV411K is the reliable solution for call center, help desk and SOHO environments and when integrating enterprise computer systems together. The SV411K is a reliable computer management tool that allows you to control multiple computers from one source, minimizing downtime by making connected computers and input devices available as soon as they are attached. A ready-to-use, out-of-the-box solution, the SV411K 4 port KVM switch kit comes complete with four reliable StarTech.com 3-in-1 cables to remove tangles and help organize your workspace. Cable ports are located at the rear of the SV411K providing easy, no-nonsense cable identification and organization. Ports are switched by pressing a button on the unit, or by entering a simple keyboard hot-key sequence. The StarView prevents boot-up errors by providing keyboard and mouse emulation to the non-selected PC. Its low cost, super small footprint design, and high 1920x1440 resolution display capability make this switch perfect for any application where reliability and cost-effectiveness are a necessity. |
Technical Information
Video Signals | VGA |
Number of Computers | 4 |
Graphics Resolution | 1920 x 1440 |
Scan Intervals | |
Number of Users | 1 x Local User |
Cable Length | 2 x 1.80 m Cable |
Interfaces/Ports
Computer Ports | 4 x 15-pin HD-15 Female Video |
User/Console Ports | 1 x 15-pin HD-15 Female VGA |
Physical Characteristics
Dimensions | 22 mm Height x 185 mm Width x 86 mm Depth |
Miscellaneous
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Warranty
Parts Warranty/Labor | 1 Year Part |
Standard Warranty | 1 Year |
February 2, 2011
mac says:
Pros: Excellent quality. I have computers that do not supply power through PS2 connections when turned off. This KVM has an input for external power which solves this problem. I like the manual switch as well as the key hotkey switching as well.Cons: None.Excellent quality. I have computers that do not supply power through PS2 connections when turned off. This KVM has an input for external power which solves this problem. I like the manual switch as well as the key hotkey switching as well. None.
July 11, 2010
Disrupt2000 says:
Pros: Small, come with cables, has a button switcher and can be keyboard switched also.Cons: Switch does not seem to work with Laptops. My Gateway has a hard time showing up on the monitor and my day job consist of me setting up kvm switches so i have done this type of thing before.Small, come with cables, has a button switcher and can be keyboard switched also. Switch does not seem to work with Laptops. My Gateway has a hard time showing up on the monitor and my day job consist of me setting up kvm switches so i have done this type of thing before. good for PCs, not so for Laptops. Also should inclade a PS/2-to-USB adapter for PCs that only has Ps/2 for the keyboard.
June 12, 2008
lwr123 says:
Pros: Great layout, love the "all in one" cableCons: Keyboard port didn't work out of the box with even the most basic ps/2 keyboard.Great layout, love the "all in one" cable Keyboard port didn't work out of the box with even the most basic ps/2 keyboard.
January 22, 2008
Charlie says:
Pros: Inexpensive unit that supports 4 devices. No external power adapter requiredCons: CTRL hot-key is a bit annoying, especially with copy/pasting quickly. Would be better if hotkey was mapped to some less-used button.Inexpensive unit that supports 4 devices. No external power adapter required CTRL hot-key is a bit annoying, especially with copy/pasting quickly. Would be better if hotkey was mapped to some less-used button. DOES work on all Operating systems I've tried, which include Win2000, WinXP, Vista, Linux RH, Linux Suse, Ubuntu, and more. If this switch doesn't work with your OS (Linux included), there's something wrong with your computer!
October 9, 2007
Anonymous says:
Pros: Great KVM. I use both hot keys and switch button. Using with 3 different os(2000, xp, and vista).Cons: Sometimes the mouse drops, but show me a KVM that doesn't do that, especaily in this price range.Great KVM. I use both hot keys and switch button. Using with 3 different os(2000, xp, and vista). Sometimes the mouse drops, but show me a KVM that doesn't do that, especaily in this price range.
August 26, 2005
Anonymous says:
Supports some opearting systems. It won't work with Macs and it has trouble with Linux. Almost defeats the point unless the goal is to have a switch for all Windows machines. If you want something that works with all types of hardware and all Operating systems you just have to put down more cash. Usually around 100 dollars for a good 4 port.