ATEN introduces four new KVMP solutions

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ATEN’s complete all-in-one KVMP solutions connect everything you need at a workstation.

ATEN International, a leading designer, manufacturer and distributor of advanced connectivity solutions, enriches its entry level Master View product series with the introduction of four new 2 and 4-port KVMP (Peripheral) solutions – CS-1732A/CS-1734A, CS-1742/CS-1744, CS-1762/CS-1764 and CS-1772/CS-1774.

The KVM innovator presents the complete KVMP solutions for different needs and application areas. All of these revolutionary KVM switches have USB hub capability and extensive multiplatform support to provide advanced connectivity solution for today’s workstation and/or SOHO environment.

“With the design of the new KVMP Switches, we have focused on the ambitious users whom are in demanding home and small office environments,” says President of ATEN International, Kevin Chen. “Users can easily share USB peripheral devices, such as USB printer, digital camera, USB flash drive, or other USB devices among the computers connected to the KVM switches. Furthermore

, they can enjoy their favorite music on one computer, while working with other applications on the other computers. Our KVMP products are time, space and cost saving, and easy to handle solutions for the management of multiple computers.”

The Master View CS-1732A and CS-1734A USB KVMP Switches are audio enabled and USB hub embedded to centralize the control of PC and peripherals from a single console. The user is able to control two or four computers and two additional USB devices via the built-in USB ports on the front and rear panel and the audio signal connectors.

Thanks to their dual interface, the CS-1732A and CS-1734A support computers with PS/2 or USB keyboards and mice. Like all four newly introduced models, the buzzer of CS-1732A and CS-1734A can be switched on and off with hotkeys. Both models provide a complete keyboard and mouse emulation for error-free rebooting and real-time switching. Furthermore, independent switching and flexible interoperability ar