USB 2.0 Data Link Cable

The Hybrid KVM CPU Switch Box allows you to access PS2 equipped computers (up to a maximum of 3) and USB equipped computers (up to a maximum of 4) from one PS2 Keyboard, PS2 Mouse and VGA Monitor. There is no interface card or software to configure. Installation is as easy as connecting cables between the CPU Switch and your computers. Operation is as simple as pressing buttons, entering hot-key command and navigating through the user-friendly on-screen menu (available on models with OSD support). The Hybrid KVM CPU Switch is independent of computer operating systems, allowing the attached computers to run different Operating Systems or Applications.
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The USB2-33COMBO is a 5.25” bay that can be converted into a 3.5” bay and a PCI card. The 5.25” / 3.5” bay houses two USB 2.0, one 4-pin and one 6-pin firewire ports for the front of the PC. The PCI card from the USB2-33COMBO has two USB 2.0 ports and one 6-pin firewire for the back of the PC.
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SCSI 3 to SCSI 5 Cable Half Pitch 68 Pin Male to 68 Pin VHDCI Male 2m External SCSI Cable SCSI 3 to 5 Ultra 68 Male (VHDCI) Half Pitch 68 Male Moulded connectors AWM STYLE 20276 Length 2 meters Ideal for connecting external SCSI devices, allows connection of a SCSI 2 device to SCSI 5 equipment
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The KVM CPU Switch Kit allows users access to 4 IBM compatible computers from one PS2 keyboard, PS2 mouse and VGA SVGA monitor. Switching between computers is easy as pressing the push button or entering hot-key commands from your keyboard. There is no interface card or software to install and it is independent of the computer operating system. The CPU Switch Kit consumes negligible power and is designed to run reliably without an external power adapter. Ready to run right out the box, these kits come with everything you need - switch and complete cable sets, just hook them up and go. By allowing one console to manage all your computers, the KVM Switch Kits eliminate the expense for extra consoles, the space needed for extra peripherals and time spent accessing different computers.
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