Kramer Electronics K2016E 16-Port DVII KVM Switch

K2016E Includes Only:

• KVM switch
• Power cord

The K2016E is a large 16port, DVII secure KVM switch. It allows users to share peripherals – keyboard, mouse and monitor – between sixteen different security-level networks/computers. The K2016E is specially designed to provide the highest possible isolation between sixteen connected computers with each computer connected to a single display. The video ports support various video interfaces, from VGA to dual-link DVI and HDMI. For enhanced security, a USB user authentication port (DPP) connects to a smart card or biometric reader. This requires the insertion of a physical authentication card or identification of a fingerprint to access the various computers/networks.

Features:

• Large KVM Switch - For high-density environments, designed for rack-mounting in data centers and server rooms
• DVI-I Support - Supports sixteen computers each connected to a single display. Can drive VGA, HDMI and dual-link DVI video
• Biometric/Smart-Card Reader Support - Special secured port (DPP) for smartcard/biometric reader with patented freeze function to support user authentication across multiple isolated networks
• Future-Proof - Supports the widest range of video formats from VGA, single-link to 2560x1600 dual-link DVI and HDMI, supports latest keyboards, mice and all operating systems
• Highest Security by Design - Common Criteria EAL 4+ approved, compatible with NIAP security requirements
• Hardware-Based Peripheral Isolation - No dependency on firmware or software, all firmware on ROM, no keyboard buffering or memory
• Unidirectional Optical Data Diodes - Assures USB peripheral isolation, data flows from devices to host only
• Display Plug & Play (DDC) Protection - Leakage prevention through patented emulated technology, signaling attacks prevented by design, DDC/EDID fully functional
• Peripheral Security - Full USB device filtering to assure support for keyboard and mouse only
• Active Anti-Tampering - Always-on with 10-year battery, holographic tampering evident labels