Product comparison · 2 kvm switches

Vertiv AutoView 1x16 KVM Switch - 1 user, 16 systems (2 8-port switching chassis) vs Vertiv AutoView 200 2x4 KVM Switch - 2 users, 4 systems, switch with receiver

9specifications compared
4differ
5identical
1known for one product only

Key differences

Power supply type
- AutoView 1x16 KVM Switch - 1 user, 16 systems (2 8-port switching chassis):100~240V 8.0W
- AutoView 200 2x4 KVM Switch - 2 users, 4 systems, switch with receiver:100~240V
Dimensions (WxDxH)
- AutoView 1x16 KVM Switch - 1 user, 16 systems (2 8-port switching chassis):437 x 156.1 x 45 mm
- AutoView 200 2x4 KVM Switch - 2 users, 4 systems, switch with receiver:437 x 165.1 x 45 mm

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Comparison of AutoView 1x16 KVM Switch - 1 user, 16 systems (2 8-port switching chassis), AutoView 200 2x4 KVM Switch - 2 users, 4 systems, switch with receiver
10 specifications	A Vertiv AutoView 1x16 KVM Switch - 1 user, 16 systems (2 8-port switching chassis)View product	B Vertiv AutoView 200 2x4 KVM Switch - 2 users, 4 systems, switch with receiver View product
Other features4 differ
Power supply typeDiffers	100~240V 8.0W	100~240V
CompatibilityDiffers	Computers IBM PC/AT, PS/2 and 100% compatibles	Computers - IBM PC/AT, PS/2 and 100 percent compatible
Compatible operating systemsKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Compatible with any PC operating system, including Windows 3.x, Windows 95/98, DOS or Window NT/2000.
Dimensions (WxDxH)Differs	437 x 156.1 x 45 mm	437 x 165.1 x 45 mm
I/O portsDiffers	Supported Hardware: Monitors - VGA, SVGA, (XGA and XGA II with adaptor), 1600x1200 @72 Hz resolution Peripherals - PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse, IntelliMouse (PS/2 only)	Supported Hardware: Monitors - VGA, SVGA (XGA, XGA-II with adaptor).Maximum resolution: 1600 x 1200 @ 72 Hz Peripherals - PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse, Microsoft Explorer mouse, Microsoft IntelliMouse family, IBM Scrollpoint, Logitech Mouseman Wheel, Logitech Trackman Marble Wheel, Logitech Marble FX a

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