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Part Number
Description
Ordering Details
MPU104E-XXX
4-port, 1 digital KVM path, single AC power supply
MPU108E-XXX
8-port, 1 digital KVM path, single AC power supply
MPU108EDAC-XXX
8-port, 1 digital KVM path, dual AC power supply
MPU1016-XXX
16-port, 1 digital KVM path, single AC power supply
MPU1016DAC-XXX
16-port, 1 digital KVM path, dual AC power supply
MPU2016-XXX
16-port, 2 digital KVM path, single AC power supply
MPU2016DAC-XXX
16-port, 2 digital KVM path, dual AC power supply
MPU2032-XXX
32-port, 2 digital KVM path, single AC power supply
MPU2032DAC-XXX
32-port, 2 digital KVM path, dual AC power supply
MPU4032-XXX
32-port, 4 digital KVM paths, single AC power supply
MPU4032DAC-XXX
32-port, 4 digital KVM paths, dual AC power supply
MPU8032-XXX
32-port, 8 digital KVM paths, single AC power supply
MPU8032DAC-XXX
32-port, 8 digital KVM paths, dual AC power supply
Cables and Accessories (one required per attached device)
MPUIQ-SRL-XXX
MergePoint Unity serial IQ (requires power from USB source or optional UPD-AM)
UPD-AM
Power supply for MPUIQ-SRL modules; each UPD-AM can power up to four serial
interface modules
DSAVIQ-USB2
Virtual media server interface module for VGA video and USB 2.0 with 14 in. cable
DSAVIQ-USB2L
Virtual media server interface module for USB 2.0 with 20 in. cable
DSAVIQ-PS2M
Virtual media server interface module for VGA video, PS/2 keyboard and mouse and
USB 2.0 virtual media with 14 in. PS/2 and USB cables
DSRIQ-VMC
USB2 server interface module supporting virtual media and smart card/(CAC) -
20 in. cabling
MPUIQ-VMC
USB2 server interface module supporting virtual media and smart card/(CAC) -
20 in. cabling (supports video up to 1600x1200)
For country-specifi c availability, please contact an Avocent sales representative.
Specifi cations
Mechanical
Size: HxWxD
1.72 in. (4.37 cm)H
17 in. (43.18 cm)W
16/32 port models: 13.38 in. (34 cm)D
4/8 port models: 9.2 in. (23.4 cm)D
Weight:
Single power models: 8.1 lbs. (3.67 Kg) ;
Dual power models: 8.6 lbs. (3.9 Kg)
Ports/Connections
Network
Number : 2
Type : 10/100/1000 Ethernet
Power Control Ports
Number : 2
Type : RS232 serial
Connector : 8-pin modular
Device Ports
Number : 4, 8, 16 or 32
Connector : 8-pin modular
Local Console
Number : 1
Connector : USB and VGA
Power Supply
Number:
Single or dual power supplies
Type :
Internal
AC input range :
100-240V
Video Resolution
Local and remote up to 1280x1024
(1600x1200 using the MPUIQ-VMC)
Standards
Approved Agency: UL, FCC, cUL,
ICES-003, CE, VCCI, KCC, C-Tick,
GOST
Warranty
Two years
Avocent can help you answer questions like:
How can I access a remote server that is having an OS or network connectivity issue?
If a server drops off the network, how can you quickly determine the cause and restore
connectivity?
How can I access a remote server to restart a service or stop a runaway process if my remote
software tools cannot make a connection?
How can I use smart card readers for computer authentication if I am using remote hardware
such as digital KVM switches?
When working on remote server OS or application issues, how can I transfer data or load a
new application if the network connection on that device is down or unavailable?
How can I access the confi guration port of a network router or switch that is offl ine without
having to take my laptop and a serial cable into the data center?
How can I reduce the need for my IT staff, consultants and contractors to physically enter the
data center without impacting their ability to do their work?
How can I control who physically connects to the KVM, USB and serial ports of the equipment
I have in the data center? What kind of reports do I currently have to show this?
If I want to provide remote access to branch offi ces that includes servers and network
equipment, do I need to purchase multiple management appliances?
