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Tölvutengingar Bæklingur Tölvutengingar Bæklingur 2015 ijsland 2015.indd 1 9-2-2015 14:43:23 AUDIO/VIDEO Matrix Extenders ...............................................................................6-7 Splitters .................................................................................. 8 Switches en matrices .................................................................................. 9 About IPTV About IPTV ...........................................................................10-11 Video capturing - Epiphan Frame grabbers ...........................................................................12-13 Lecture recorders ................................................................................ 14 Multichannel recorders ................................................................................ 14 VGA broadcaster ................................................................................ 14 About tvONE About tvONE ................................................................................ 15 CORIOmax - tvONE CORIOmax ................................................................................ 16 Video processing - tvONE Video scalers ...........................................................................17-19 Converters ...........................................................................20-23 Multiviewers ................................................................................ 23 Extenders ...........................................................................24-26 Splitters ................................................................................ 27 Switches ................................................................................ 28 Matrices ...........................................................................28-29 Video distribution - Opticis Extenders ...........................................................................30-35 Splitters ...........................................................................35-36 Converters ................................................................................ 36 Video distribution - Adder Extenders ...........................................................................37-38 Splitters ...........................................................................38-40 Video distribution - Rextron Extenders ...........................................................................41-42 Splitters ................................................................................ 43 Switches ...........................................................................44-45 Display adapters ...........................................................................45-46 Matrices ................................................................................ 46 Converters ................................................................................ 46 Video distribution - AV Link Extenders ...........................................................................47-51 Splitters ...........................................................................51-52 Matrices ................................................................................ 53 Video distribution - Uniclass Splitters ...........................................................................54-55 Switches ................................................................................ 56 Matrices ................................................................................ 56 Video distribution - HANK Extenders ................................................................................ 57 Splitters ...........................................................................57-58 Switches ................................................................................ 58 Video distribution - Overig Extenders ...........................................................................59-62 Splitters ...........................................................................63-65 Switches ................................................................................ 65 Matrices ................................................................................ 65 Converters ...........................................................................66-68 Display adapters ................................................................................ 69 Scalers ................................................................................ 69 KVM KVM extenders - Adder KVM extenders ...........................................................................70-72 KVM extenders - IHSE KVM extenders ...........................................................................73-74 KVM extenders - Icron KVM extenders ................................................................................ 75 KVM extenders - Uniclass KVM extenders ................................................................................ 76 KVM extenders KVM extenders ................................................................................ 77 KVM switches - Adder KVM switches ...........................................................................78-82 KVM switches - IHSE KVM switches ................................................................................ 83 KVM switches - Uniclass KVM switches ...........................................................................84-88 KVM switches - Eminent KVM switches ................................................................................ 89 IP KVM gateways - Adder IP KVM gateways ................................................................................ 90 KVM drawers KVM drawers ...........................................................................91-93 KVM accessories KVM accessories ................................................................................ 94 1 COMPUTER ACCESSORIES PLENTY 230 V management - Raritan Raritan ...........................................................................95-96 Raritan power management ...........................................................................97-98 230 V management - Plenty Plenty power distribution units .........................................................................99-107 230 V management - Brennenstuhl Brennenstuhl PDU’s .......................................................................108-110 Brennenstuhl PDU’s with surge protection .......................................................................111-113 230 V management - Powercube Power distributors .............................................................................. 114 230 V management - Kaiser Power distributors .............................................................................. 115 230 V management Power inverters .............................................................................. 116 230 V management - Ewent USB chargers .......................................................................117-119 Notebook chargers .............................................................................. 119 Power supplies .............................................................................. 119 230 V management - Next Uninterruptible power supplies .......................................................................120-122 230 V management Uninterruptible power supplies .......................................................................122-123 Signaldistribution Signal conversion .......................................................................123-124 Signaldistribution - Eminent USB ..............................................................................125 Signaldistribution - Ewent USB 2.0 hubs .......................................................................125-126 USB 3.0 hubs ..............................................................................127 Signaldistribution - Icron USB extenders .......................................................................127-130 Signaldistribution USB extenders .......................................................................130-132 USB switches .............................................................................. 133 Serial devices .......................................................................133-134 Signaldistribution - Brainboxes Serial devices .......................................................................134-137 Storage and memory - Adata USB 2.0 sticks .............................................................................. 138 USB 3.0 sticks .......................................................................138-139 Flash memory .............................................................................. 139 External HDD enclosures - Ewent Cardreaders .......................................................................140-141 External HDD enclosures USB 3.0 .......................................................................142-143 External HDD enclosures USB 2.0 .......................................................................143-144 Input and multimedia - Ewent Mouse: wireless .............................................................................. 145 Mouse: wired .......................................................................145-146 Keyboards .......................................................................146-148 Webcams .............................................................................. 148 Speakers .............................................................................
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