TRIPP LITE B070-016-19 NetCommander 19" VGA Console Cat5 KVM Switch

16 Ports Computer Connections
Video Resolution 1280 x 1024

Tripp Lite's NetCommander B070-016-19 Rackmount LCD with KVM Switch is a cost effective and highly flexible system for controlling up to 256 computers from a single 19" display console. This console can be cascaded with Tripp Lites stand-alone B072 NetCommander series KVM switches. Switching between attached servers can be accomplished with on screen display menu or hot-key.

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Model

Brand: TRIPP LITE

Model: B070-016-19

Spec

Computer Connections: 16 Ports

Video Resolution: 1280 x 1024

PC Selection: On Screen Display menu, Hot-Key

Temperature: Operating: 32F to 104F
Storage: -40F to 158F

Humidity: 0% to 80%,Non-Condensing

Dimensions: 1.7" x 19" x 26.8"

Weight: 36.0 lbs.

Features

Features: 16-port Cat5 KVM Switch with built-in 19" Monitor, Keyboard, and Mouse
1280 x 1024 @75Hz Resolution
Connect and control up to 256 computers locally or remotely
Standard EIA 19" rackmounting
Use in racks from 29" to 42" deep
OSD menu for intuitive operation and easy control
USB and PS/2 mouse/keyboard support
Password protection and auto-logout features
Firmware upgradeable
Hot-swappable: disconnect and reconnect USB computers w/o reboot
Easy port selection via hot keys, or On Screen Display
Rugged ball bearing slides offer long life usage
Uses readily availabe Cat5/Cat6 patch cables up to 100 ft.
IP upgradeable using Tripp Lite B051-000 IP Remote Unit

Tripp Lite's B070-016-19 NetCommander Rackmount Console KVM switch is a cost effective and highly flexible system for controlling up to 256 computers from a single 19" display console.Utilizing Tripp Lites B078-101 series server interface units, KVM cabling is kept to a minimum and extremely manageable, with the use of Cat5/Cat6 patch cables. Servers can be located up to 100ft away from the switch. The B070-016-19 Console KVM switch supports a wide variety of software platforms, including: MAC, DOS, Windows 95/98/SE/NT/2000/ME/XP/Server2003/Vista, Linux, Unix, SUN (USB),and BSD. Password feature provides additional security to prevent unauthorized access to attached computers. All hardware included for 4-post racking, and designed for easy, one person installation. Fits into any rack from 29" to 42" deep. 2-post rackmounting available using Tripp Lite B019-000, 2-post rackmount kit.

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Skeeter 7/9/2011 8:09:53 AM Tech Level: 5/5 Ownership: 3/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 4/5I like it Pros: 16 ports, 19 inch screen, 1u format. looks to be well built, the rollers are nice and smooth. no firmware issues as the other reviewer noted, just plugged it in and it worked. Cons: Separate module for each server is needed. For some reason Newegg cancelled my order for the modules so I had to order elsewhere. This unit is fairly expensive and if you factor in $80 for each module per server it is expensive. The Newegg specs say this is a 1600x1200 resolution which is one of the reasons I chose it, but the docs that come with the unit show 1280x1024 and that is also what my video card shows as the preferred resolution. Other Thoughts: Not sure the difference in this and the model that is above this. I believe the main difference is that the other unit offers more / better encryption which isn't an issue for me. Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
AK 8/16/2010 9:57:29 AM Tech Level: 5/5 Ownership: 2/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 4/5Great KVM Pros: - 1U KVM w/19" Screen - Connects via normal CAT5 to either USB or PS/2 Server depending on which module you use (rather than the standard KVM cables). - Option to manage over IP (requires separate module purchase) - Built in kit for 4 post rack - Excellent manufacturer support Cons: - Might have to apply a firmware patch to get it operational. - NetCommander modules can be a bit pricey. Other Thoughts: Think of this as a KVM a la carte. You can add the KVM over IP module and as many of the USB or PS/2 connectors as you want - which makes this a good choice if you want to standardize, but might not need all the bells and whistles for each of your server racks. This particular unit had a problem with the trackpad/mouse - that can be resolved by applying a firmware patch that is available for direct download. (check FAQ on product page) Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!