Rose Xtensys XTR-14-U Remote User KVM Station
The Xtensys XTR-14-U Remote User KVM Station is designed for IT professionals and system administrators who need flexible remote access to multiple servers and computers from a single workstation. This remote KVM station connects via CATx cabling to four different Xtensys switches, standalone servers, or any combination—giving you centralized control over distributed infrastructure without expensive point-to-point cabling. Whether you're managing data centers, server rooms, or geographically dispersed systems, the XTR-14-U extends your KVM control to distant locations with VGA video quality and responsive keyboard/mouse control.
Key Features
- Connect to four different Xtensys switches, servers, or computers via single CATx cable connection
- Supports both PS/2 and USB keyboards and mice for maximum compatibility
- On-screen display (OSD) with intuitive hot-key system for seamless computer switching
- VGA video over CATx cabling extends remote KVM access to distant locations
- Flexible remote access architecture—combine switches and standalone servers as needed
- Designed specifically for the Xtensys Video Switch family ecosystem
- Reduces infrastructure complexity and cabling costs in multi-server environments
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
ROSE ELECTRONICS |
| Model |
XTR-14-U |
| Product Type |
Remote User KVM Station |
| Connection Method |
CATx Cable |
| Video Standard |
VGA over CATx |
| Keyboard/Mouse Support |
PS/2 and USB |
| Maximum Connected Devices |
4 (Xtensys switches, servers, or combination) |
| Control Interface |
On-Screen Display (OSD) with Hot-Key System |
| Application |
Remote server management, multi-computer control, data center access |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a remote KVM station and how does the XTR-14-U work?
A remote KVM station allows you to control multiple computers or servers from a single keyboard, video monitor, and mouse interface located remotely. The Xtensys XTR-14-U connects via CATx cabling to up to four Xtensys switches or standalone servers, transmitting VGA video and keyboard/mouse commands over extended distances. This eliminates the need for multiple monitors and input devices at each server location.
Can I use the XTR-14-U with both Xtensys switches and standalone servers?
Yes. The XTR-14-U is designed for flexible deployment—you can connect it to four different Xtensys Video Switch units, four standalone servers/computers, or any combination of both. This flexibility makes it ideal for hybrid infrastructure environments where you need centralized remote access across mixed equipment types.
What cabling does the XTR-14-U require for remote access?
The XTR-14-U uses CATx cabling to extend VGA video and KVM control to distant locations. This approach reduces infrastructure costs compared to traditional point-to-point cabling and allows you to place your remote user station far from your servers while maintaining responsive control and clear video quality.
Does the XTR-14-U support both PS/2 and USB input devices?
Yes. The remote KVM station supports both PS/2 and USB keyboards and mice, providing compatibility with legacy and modern input devices. The on-screen display (OSD) and hot-key system make switching between connected computers quick and intuitive from your keyboard.
