StarTech.com KVM Console to USB 2.0 Portable Laptop Crash Cart Adapter

Turn any laptop into a console for headless servers, PCs, ATMs, kiosks and more. The NOTECONS01 KVM Console to USB 2.0 Portable Laptop Crash Cart Adapter turns your notebook or netbook into a portable server crashcart, eliminating the need to lug around a large, heavy and awkward video screen, keyboard, and mouse. This adapter delivers the VGA stream from any host computer to a laptop and emulates the laptop mouse and keyboard outputs for simple access and control of connected servers, PCs or other "headless" devices. With portability for the mobile administrator or repair technician in mind, this USB-powered adapter features a small-footprint design that requires no additional accessories to connect to most servers, and requires no server-side software installation. Plus, the pocket-sized adapter draws its power from the server-side USB connections, allowing the laptop/netbook to last longer without consuming battery power. Ensuring full control of the connected units, the Laptop KVM Server Console Adapter provides immediate access to the POST screen and BIOS, plus the ability to handle full configuration of the attached PC or machine; administrators can connect to a headless server/device without the need of an expensive LCD rackmount console or bulky monitor, keyboard and mouse solution. Multi-platform support USB and PS/2 to the server or KVM (PS/2 for Keyboard Only) Pre-loaded special key commands Auto image centering adjustment for 4x3 images on a wide screen display Keyboard emulation support for USB, PS/2 and SUN systems LED indicators for USB link, Host Video link, and Host Keyboard/Mouse Link Very small footprint with integrated KVM cables Self-powered ? draws its power from the server USB connections Snapshot feature allows you to capture screen shots of your server, error messages, and activity Manual video adjustments to control the picture position, sharpness and image noise for optimal performance settings Automatic video scaling when resizing the viewing pane from the console PC (laptop) for immediate, automatic compatibility