The Raritan KX user stations are standalone appliances for high-performance IP access to servers connected to Dominion KX III and KX IV switches, accessed by DSAM, RDP, VNC, VMware virtual machines, web links, and SSH connections, together with optional CommandCenter integration. The slim form factor allows them to sit on a desk, be mounted in a standard 19" rack, or VESA-mounted on the back of a monitor. Deploy using standard Cat5 cabling and Ethernet/IP technology. Simultaneously access, view, and control multiple servers, spread across one, two, or three (KX IV user station) monitors. Or use the new keyboard and mouse sharing feature to work across four, six, nine, or more monitors! Web-based and API-based remote control of user stations connected to wall monitors in studios and control rooms. Perfect for broadcast labs, studios, control rooms, offices, and data centers. Hardware: Intel Core i5-8400, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD. Mouse sharing feature supports four, six, nine, or more monitors. Multiple simultaneous IP connections across one, two, or three monitors. Meets or exceeds FCC/CE/VCCI/cUL/CB standards. Power: input: 100–240V AC, output: 19V 4. 47A DC, 90W Max. Ultra-fast connections and sub-second switching. Is recommended for use with the Dominion KX IV-101, higher video resolutions of up to 4K, larger numbers of KVM sessions, and up to three monitors. The slim form factor allows them to easily sit on a desk, be mounted in a standard 19" rack, or VESA-mounted on the back of a monitor. KX user station can replace outdated analog matrix switches, supplement inflexible broadcast systems or be deployed anywhere hassle-free IP access is needed. Stream multiple video sessions at 30 to 60 frames per second. Scan servers and optionally save screenshots. Features a favorites and hot-key switching, productive window management. Dimensions: 1. 69"H x 7. 48"W x 6. 5"D. Features 4 x USB 3. 1 Gen 2, 4 x USB 3. 1 Gen 1, 1 x HDMI 2. 0, 2 x DisplayPort, 2 x Dual Gigabit/ LAN, 1 x microphone in, 1 x speakers out. Support for RDP, VNC, VMware virtual machines, web links, SSH and DSAM connections. Flexible dual LAN or WAN access, use corporate and/or separate LAN. CommandCenter for centralized login and access. Web-based and API-based remote control. Save and restore window layouts, even across multiple User Stations