Multi-platform support
The CyberView VGA DB-15 Combo KVM switches support any computer platform with USB, PS/2, or Sun keyboard and mouse interfaces, including all versions of Windows, Mac, Linux & SUN systems.
Cyberview 16-port USB & SUN KVM Switch
CV-S1601
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Model: CV-S1601
| 16 Ports | 8 Ports | Local Users | IP Web Users | Extended Users |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CV-S1601 | CV-S801 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| IP-1602 | IP-802 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| M-IP1613 | M-IP813 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| M-IP1624 | M-IP824 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
| M-IP1614 | M-IP814 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| CV-1602 | CV-802 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| M-1602 | M-802 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| M-1603 | M-803 | 1 | 0 | 2 |
| M-1604 | M-804 | 1 | 0 | 3 |
*Part numbers starting with 'M-' denote multi-user models. Multi-user models support 4 simultaneous users and customizable user profiles.
Ports: 16 Ports
Local Users: 1
IP Web Users: 0
Extended Users: 0 (up to 500ft away)
The Cyberview CV-S1601 USB KVM Switch is slim 1U form factor to provide effective assistant for an administrator to control multiple PCs
All models are OSD (On-Screen-Display) menu equipped to simply the server management. It fit different applications and can be cascaded together expanding the capacity up to 128 computers, and providing the maximum flexibility.
CV-S1601 Features
- Multi-platform - Mix PCs, SUN Microsystems, IBM compatibles, HP, Compaq and Dell.
- Hot Pluggable - Add PCs or remove connected PCs for maintenance without powering down the USB KVM switch or PCs.
- No S/W required - Easy PC selection via on screen display manual, push buttons and hot-key.
- Built-in microprocessor emulation for each port boots up process.
- High video quality with up to 1,920 x 1,440 and 200MHz bandwidth.
- Name servers up to 16 characters long.
- Scan mode with Monitor servers at intervals 5 to 99 seconds.
- Support eight characters password protection and search PC server name.
- VGA and USB two-in-one by 15pin HDDB connector at KVM side.
- Cascade for use up to 128 servers.
CV-S1601 Layout
CV-S1601 Rear Diagram
CV-S1601 Front DiagramCyberView CV-S1601 Highlights
Multi-user access & management
One local user can control 16 multi-platform servers. Expand up to 256 source computers simply by linking VGA DB-15 Combo KVMs.
Channel selection options
The CyberView CV-S1601 can be switched using selectable keyboard hotkeys, front-panel push buttons, or with a mouse through an on-screen-display (OSD). These switching options allow you to quickly reassign connected devices to any of the connected computers.
Hot pluggable, no software or drivers required
Add PCs or remove connected PCs for maintenance without powering down the KVM switch or PCs. CyberView KVMs are designed to be driver & software-free.
Easy Expansion
(Cascading Units)Expand up to 256 source computers simply by linking VGA DB-15 Combo KVM units using CBC-6 cables. The CV-S1601 KVM automatically detects up to 8 levels of cascade connections, which can be made up of a mix of CV-S801 / CV-S1601 KVM switches.
AC power OR Optional DC power
CyberView CV-S1601 ships with 100-240V AC power. Alternatively, customers can also get 12V / 24V / 48V / 110V / 125V / 250V DC power input, integrated into the KVM.
1U rack mount OR Integrate into rack drawer
CyberView CV-S1601 KVM switch can be rack mounted into 1U of space (rack brackets included), or it can be purchased integrated into a CyberView Rack Console. Small size also makes the units ideal for mounting behind third-party rack console.
CV-S1601 Package Contents
- (1) CV-S1601 KVM Switch
- (1) 1U, 19" Rack mount kit w/ brackets & screws
- (1) Power adapter w/ US power cord - for KVM
Note, DC power excludes AC power cord. - (1) 2-Year manufacturer warranty
- *Please note, package contents may change with unit 'options'.
CV-S1601 Resources
CV-S1601 Datasheet (PDF)
CV-S1601 Manual (PDF)
CV-S1601 Specifications
| PC port | 8/16 |
| Console Port | - |
| PC Selection | OSD menu, hot key, push button |
| LED | 1 Bank LED, 8/16 Online LED (Green), 8/16 Selected LED (Red) |
| On screen display control | Yes |
| Scan Intervals | 5~99sec |
| Keyboard and mouse emulation | USB |
| VGA Resolution (Max.) | 1920x1440 |
| Cat5 Length | N/A |
| Bandwidth | 200Mhz |
| Cascade Level | 8 levels |
| PC Connection | 120/128 |
| Housing | Metal |
| KVM Switch Power Adapter | DC 12V |
CV-S1601 KVM Hot Key Sequences:
| Function | Hot Key Sequence |
| Calling OSD Menu | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [Space Bar] Right Mouse + [Esc] |
| Previous Port | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [Up] |
| Next Port | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [Down] |
| Previous/Next Bank | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] + [PgUp/PgDn] |
| Switch to Specific Port | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] + Bank # + Port # |
| Buzzer On/Off | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [B] |
| Logout (Password Security Must Be On) | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [P] |
| Advanced HotKeys (For Supervisor Login Only) | |
| AutoScan Mode | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [S] |
| Reset Factory Defualts | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [R] |
| Disable/Enable Password Security | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [U] |
| Enable/Disable Screen Saving | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [L] |
| Remote Console HotKeys | |
| Toggle Remote/Local Port | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [C] |
| Buzzer On/Off | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [Q] |
| AutoScan Mode | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [S] |
| Auto Adjust Video Signal | [Scr Lock] [Scr Lock] [A] |
CV-S1601 is also known as:
- S1601
Question: Does the USB support mean it actually supports USB 3.0 or does it refer to v2.0? New hardware - especially HP desktops come with USB 3.0 ports only.
Answer: USB support on this KVM does not support USB 3.0. However, if you were to plug this switch into a 3.0 port, it should not be an issue as the 3.0 port itself is backwards compatible (supports lower speeds). If there was an issue, it would stem from the keyboard or mouse itself. If the input device only supports USB 3.0, then you could not plug it into a USB 2.0 or 1.1 port. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Answer: USB support on this KVM does not support USB 3.0. However, if you were to plug this switch into a 3.0 port, it should not be an issue as the 3.0 port itself is backwards compatible (supports lower speeds). If there was an issue, it would stem from the keyboard or mouse itself. If the input device only supports USB 3.0, then you could not plug it into a USB 2.0 or 1.1 port. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
