Newsletter - February 2010

The skinny on different jumper cables

Many of you already know the difference between a C13 and C14 or C19 and C20. But what is a C15? And, what are Y cables used for? To help decipher power cord nomenclature, we put together a chart of the most commonly used power jumpers/cords so you have it handy. Check out the chart we put together for you here.

In this issue...

• The skinny on different jumper cables
• Let's Stay Connected
• Ask The Tech
• Latest Articles
• New Product
• Quarterly Promotions

How do I find out the serial number of the my Raritan Dominion KX-II, Paragon II, or Dominion SX without unracking it?

Dominion KXII

1. Login to the web interface via IP or local port
2. Click the Maintenance tab
3. Then click Device Information

Paragon II

From the front panel
1. Push the Func button
2. Push down arrow button till you see Version
3. Push enter button
4. From the interface press F12 (UST) or F8 (main switch)

Dominion SX

1. Login to the web interface via IP or local port
2. Click the Maintenance tab
3. Then click Configuration Report

Should you go 208V 3 phase?
When building your datacenter you may want to consider pulling 3 phase... read more.

How should I size my local buffer on a console server?
It's great that you are using your console server's port buffering/logging capabilities... read more.

Console Server Dilemma
How we helped one of our customers find the right console server solution... read more.

Avocent HMX

The HMX is a "matrix" Digital KVM that has been increasingly popular not only in broadcasting and post production environments, but also in NOCs and lab environments.

If you that require DVI support, high resolution video (up to 1920x1200) and no cabling limitation, the HMX might be the solution for you.

• Eliminates Distance Limitations within the LAN – Allows computers and users to be located anywhere on the network
• High-Quality DVI Video and CD Audio – For intensive graphic and audio applications
• Centralized Management – Via a single console, including access, desktop pooling and reporting
• Greater Security – 128bit AES encryption for secure access
• No Dedicated Cabling – Removes the need for dedicated cabling between user and computer
• Dual, Digital DVI Video – Up to 1920x1200
• USB Support – USB media and most other USB devices including USB keyboard/mouse as well as vUSB
• Interoperability – Between the HMX extender single- and dual-video, high-resolution products

Ask your Mirapath Rep for pricing information or for more details by calling (877) 647-2728.

Promotion #1

Contact your Mirapath account executive by calling (877) 647-2728 for more information on the right KVM solution for you and promotion details.

• Installs in seconds - no tools required
• Can separate into smaller sections.
• Fire rated material: UL-VO class 94, RoHS compliant.
• Fits 19" EIA server racks, with additional fasteners.
• Quickly and Easily fill large sections of un-occupied rack space, stopping by-pass air flow
• Comes in 10 sheets of 27U (total of 270U) & 2 packs of Qty(50) thumb screws
• Your Cost: $499.00 (MSRP $763.00)

• Rated at 250V, 15 Amps
• Power cords come coiled
• UL/CSA/EURO safety approval
• Your Cost: $4.50 (MSRP $9.00)