KVM/DUO REMOTE CONTROL FOR 4 PORT DUOCLAVE

• DuoClave SKVM Remote Control 4-Port 
• RJ14-to-RJ14 cable 
• Port naming labels 
• Quick Start Guide and compliance documentation 

Belkin F1DN104MKVMDC-4

With this remote control for the DuoClave Secure KVM, operators have access to the SKVM at the desktop. A 4-port remote control with colorized LED buttons pairs with Belkin's Universal DisplayPort DuoClave Secure KVM Series. 

• Integrates with Belkin DisplayPort DuoClave Secure KVM series 
• Situational awareness: 
• LED colorization gives clear indication of the active channel, reducing operator errors 
• Port naming with included port labels 
• Declutter the desktop with relocated SKVM from the desk 
• Stable fit on the desktop optimizes ergonomic use 
• Gives clear visual parallel: 
• Mimics the front panel of the SKVM to show operators the enclave they're working in 
• Toggle buttons enable operators to switch USB control from one display to the next with the push of a button 
• Visible Caps, Num, Scroll indicator lights 
• Cascade (or daisy-chain) feature: 
• Allows operators to pair a DuoClave Remote Control with a standard SKVM 4-Port Remote Control to enable host selection on each display 

Illuminated push buttons mirror Secure KVM front panel.

Lit buttons built into the remote control pad mimic channel colors on the front panel of the Secure KVM, giving a clear, visible reinforcement for operators to recognize which enclave they are working in.

Declutter the desktop.

An out of reach Secure KVM may be installed under a desk or in a cabinet, limiting an operator's access to the buttons for viewing and selecting the active hosts. This remote control pad gives access to the SKVM at the desktop.

Optimize your workspace.

Optional port naming and enclave coloring labels provide clear, visible indicators for operators showing which enclave they are working on. Combined with the available mounting options for the DisplayPort DuoClave SKVMs, the Belkin remote control pad allows complete control and awareness of the SKVM while neatly concealing it from the operator, resulting in a well-organized workspace.