Designed to fulfill the critical demands of high density server management in modern data centers, the PMC series features console access over any one server desktop among the 16/32 ports of a main unit. This series KVM switches are level-2 tree-chainable with up to 32 units, controlling up to 1024 computers. A tree-chain CATx cable segment can be up to 30M. PMC series can also be tree-chained with PMH series KVM Switches as master. These KVM switches also support different user profile and access privilege as well as intelligent feature for real-time system alert message pop-up OSD. Firmware upgrade with easy synchronization of all firmware versions can be done on all units on tree-chain at once.

Proper level of technology for real world needs
Segregation of server functions’ creates high density of servers in a compact space. This lead to cable clutter and unmanageability that PMC series KVM helps resolve. With CATx cabling extension with distance up to 30M, this series is best spec with the latest KVM technology. Optimize for the small and medium enterprise, it is not over-spec or underutilize.

Dual consoles for extra convenience in server management in two different locations
The 2-user consoles (PMC-0232 and PMC-0232i ) offer double management strength in that they can provide 2 concurrent users to access any two of the 16/32 connected computers, thus helping the server admins to react more readily to critical events happening on more than one single server.

Over IP management of all computing systems (Option)
This IP access allows for the remote users across LAN/internet, and definitely can offer a very cost-effective way for an easy implementation of centralized server management of all your remote servers anytime anywhere. Server administrators can also manage the connected computers on site along with the traditional console.

Tree-chainable with PMC series and PMH series
Tree-chain CATx cable segment can be up to 30M. PMC series can also be tree-chained with PMH series KVM Switches serving as master. Tree-chain expansion gives maximum expansion of functionality without capability loss. This allows for growth as business increases and develops with a maximum of 1024 different systems.