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New language variants in the configuration tool for G&D KVM systems make operation easier.
The launch of new firmware for the digital KVM matrix switches ControlCenter-Compact and ControlCenter-Digital and digital extender, supports French, Chinese and Russian as language variants.
G&D says this further reduces the language barrier and makes the configuration tool even more user-friendly. Previously, it was only possible to display the UI in German or English. The extensions will be of particular benefit for existing customers in the corresponding language regions, who will now be able to make configurations even more easily, in their native language.
The configuration tool developed by G&D in-house is a web-based application in the device that can be accessed from any web browser. The application does not require any software for operation and provides a graphic user interface for configuring KVM systems. User-friendliness was focused on throughout the development process. Even in complex installations, the user is guided through the menu intuitively. Features such as a multilingual glossary and contextual help functions simplify operation, making it easier to configure devices.
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