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KVM Switches (Keyboard Video Mouse) - Cables

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
B054-001-SUN

B054-001-SUN

Tripp Lite

MODULE INTERFACE SUN USB CAT5E

0
0SU51079/8

0SU51079/8

Tripp Lite

MINICOM 8PK ROC USB SERVER INTER

0
B054-001-USB

B054-001-USB

Tripp Lite

MODULE INTERFACE USB CAT5E

0
0SU51078

0SU51078

Tripp Lite

MINICOM ROC PS/2 SERVER INTERFAC

0
P763-006

P763-006

Tripp Lite

CABLE KIT FOR KVM PS/2 6'

0
P764-006

P764-006

Tripp Lite

CABLE KIT FOR KVM PS/2 6'

0
P764-010

P764-010

Tripp Lite

CABLE KIT FOR KVM PS/2 10'

0
P765-006

P765-006

Tripp Lite

CABLE KIT FOR KVM PS/2 6'

0
B078-001-USB

B078-001-USB

Tripp Lite

MODULE INTERFACE USB CAT5E

0
ACC-500-199-R

ACC-500-199-R

Maestro Wireless Solutions (Lantronix)

SPIDER DUO-USB, COMPUTER INPUT,

0
P763-010

P763-010

Tripp Lite

CABLE KIT FOR KVM PS/2 10'

0
ACC-500-200-R

ACC-500-200-R

Maestro Wireless Solutions (Lantronix)

SPIDER DUO-PS/2, COMPUTER INPUT,

0
P755-000

P755-000

Tripp Lite

CABLE KIT ADAPTER FOR KVM

0
P765-010

P765-010

Tripp Lite

CABLE KIT FOR KVM PS/2 10'

0
P762-006

P762-006

Tripp Lite

CABLE KIT FOR KVM PS/2 6'

0
P754-006

P754-006

Tripp Lite

CABLE FOR PS/2 KVM SWITCH 6'

0
P762-010

P762-010

Tripp Lite

CABLE KIT FOR KVM PS/2 10'

0
P754-015

P754-015

Tripp Lite

CABLE FOR PS/2 KVM SWITCH 15'

0
B078-001-PS2

B078-001-PS2

Tripp Lite

MODULE INTERFACE PS2 CAT5E

0
P754-010

P754-010

Tripp Lite

CABLE FOR PS/2 KVM SWITCH 10'

0

KVM Switches (Keyboard Video Mouse) - Cables

1. Overview

KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switches and cables are hardware solutions enabling centralized control of multiple computers through a single interface. These systems support seamless switching between devices while maintaining signal integrity. Modern KVM solutions integrate advanced features like IP-based remote access, high-resolution video support, and secure data transmission, making them critical for data centers, broadcast facilities, and enterprise IT infrastructure.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional FeaturesApplication Examples
Local KVM SwitchDirect physical connection, USB/PS2 interfaces, manual switchingOffice desktop environments
IP KVM SwitchNetwork-based control, remote access via TCP/IP, encryption supportData centers, remote server farms
Matrix KVM SwitchMulti-user support, bidirectional switching, scalabilityBroadcast control rooms, command centers
Multi-Platform KVMSupports different OS (Windows/Linux/Mac), mixed interface supportEnterprise IT departments
High-Resolution KVM4K/8K video support, HDMI/DisplayPort interfacesMedical imaging systems

3. Structure and Components

Typical KVM systems consist of:

  • Switching Unit: Contains microprocessor-based control circuitry and signal routing modules
  • Interface Modules: Hot-swappable ports for USB, HDMI, DVI, or legacy PS2 connections
  • Cable Assemblies: Shielded cables with integrated signal conditioning for video (VGA/HDMI/DP) and peripheral (USB 3.1/2.0) channels
  • Power Supply: Internal/external AC-DC converters with redundant options for enterprise models
  • Control Interface: Physical buttons, IR remote, or web-based GUI for management

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterDescriptionImportance
Video BandwidthUp to 18Gbps for 4K@60Hz supportEnsures high-quality visual transmission
Switching Latency5-20ms for seamless operationCritical for real-time applications
Peripheral CompatibilityUSB 3.1 Gen2, PS2, serial interfacesSupports diverse hardware ecosystems
Security LevelFIPS 140-2 encryption, physical isolationProtects sensitive data environments
Operating Temperature0 C to 50 C standard rangeAffects reliability in industrial settings
Maximum Distance10-150 meters (copper/fiber variants)Determines deployment flexibility

5. Application Fields

  • Data Centers: Managing server racks with IP KVM over Ethernet
  • Education: Computer labs with multi-system access control
  • Healthcare: Diagnostic imaging systems requiring dual-computer access
  • Finance: Trading floors needing low-latency switching between systems
  • Manufacturing: Industrial control systems with isolated network access

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerFlagship ProductKey Features
ATENVM1600 Series16-port IP KVM with 4K video support
RaritanParagon IIScalable matrix solution with role-based access
Tripp LiteB022-USB-IPUSB-over-IP extension with KVM capabilities
Black BoxAvocent DX SeriesEnterprise-level secure KVM with auditing
IcronRanger USB 3.0Long-distance USB 3.1 over fiber

7. Selection Guide

Key considerations:

  • Determine required number of ports with scalability options
  • Verify interface compatibility (HDMI 2.1/USB-C/legacy ports)
  • Assess resolution requirements (4K vs 1080p)
  • Evaluate security needs (air-gap isolation vs encrypted IP)
  • Consider cable management requirements
  • Factor in environmental conditions (temperature, EMI exposure)
  • Calculate total cost of ownership (cabling infrastructure, maintenance)

8. Industry Trends

Future developments include:

  • Convergence with SDN (Software-Defined Networking) for dynamic resource allocation
  • Integration of AI-powered switching automation
  • Adoption of USB4 and Thunderbolt protocols for higher bandwidth
  • Increased focus on cybersecurity certifications (Common Criteria EAL4+)
  • Wireless KVM solutions using 60GHz mmWave technology
  • Cloud-managed KVM systems via SaaS platforms
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