ATEN Proxime CE770 KVM Console/Extender – TAA Compliant

The ATEN Proxime CE770 KVM Console/Extender is a USB-based solution that enables seamless control of a remote computer system from a local USB console. Designed for data centers, control rooms, laboratories, and IT suites, this device combines a compact local console with a robust extender architecture to deliver reliable keyboard, video, and mouse access across distances. With deskew technology, automatic signal compensation, and RS-232 serial functionality, the CE770 ensures fast, stable access to key systems while meeting Trade Agreements Act (TAA) requirements for compliant deployments in government and regulated environments. This combination of precision timing, flexible management, and enterprise-ready reliability makes it an ideal choice for technicians who need secure, consistent access to critical infrastructure.

• Seamless USB-based KVM console extension — The CE770 lets you operate a target computer from a distant USB console, delivering responsive keyboard and mouse input along with crisp video. Its USB-based interface simplifies deployment in mixed-OS environments (Windows, Linux, macOS, and others), reducing driver conflicts and installation time. The deskew capability compensates timing mismatches between local and remote endpoints, ensuring smooth cursor movement and reliable input recognition even when the console and host are separated by long cable runs. Automatic signal compensation further stabilizes video and USB signals, maintaining high-quality performance across the extension link, while RS-232 serial support adds a versatile pathway for out-of-band management and device boot control when USB paths are limited.
• Deskew and RGB delay tuners for synchronized, crystal-clear displays — Precision video timing is critical in multi-monitor or high-resolution setups. The CE770’s deskew function corrects clock alignment between the local console and remote host to minimize latency and image jitter. The RGB delay tuner enables manual adjustment of video timing to synchronize color and image across different displays, monitors, and cable assemblies. This is especially valuable in control rooms or server rooms where consistent color accuracy and pixel alignment improve readability and reduce operator fatigue during long shifts or troubleshooting sessions.
• RS-232 serial support for flexible management — Beyond standard KVM control, the CE770 provides RS-232 serial functionality, enabling console access, device boot sequences, and serial management workflows. This capability is ideal for integrating legacy equipment or for boot-time configuration and monitoring where USB-based control may be restricted. IT teams can rely on serial access as a dependable fallback path, enhancing uptime, automation, and remote maintenance capabilities in complex data-center environments.
• TAA-compliant, enterprise-grade reliability — Built to meet government procurement and regulated environment requirements, the CE770 is TAA-compliant, supporting procurement programs that demand compliant hardware. Its robust construction, compact form factor, and reliable performance translate to lower downtime and easier integration with other ATEN management tools. Whether deployed in a rack, cabinet, or desk setup, this extender maintains stable operation in demanding IT environments, delivering consistent KVM performance without compromising security or compliance.
• Easy integration with scalable, workflow-friendly design — The CE770 is designed to slot into existing KVM workflows with minimal configuration. It supports centralized control and remote access across servers and network devices, enabling IT staff to monitor, diagnose, and recover systems from a single console. This reduces the need for on-site visits, speeds incident response, and improves overall efficiency. The device’s USB-based approach simplifies cabling, and its compatibility with ATEN’s broader ecosystem ensures seamless expansion as your infrastructure grows.

Technical Details of ATEN Proxime CE770 KVM Console/Extender

• Product: ATEN Proxime CE770 KVM Console/Extender
• Interface: USB-based KVM extender with RS-232 serial support
• Key features: Deskew function, automatic signal compensation, RGB delay tuner
• Video and input: Local console access with remote computer control (keyboard, video, mouse)
• Compliance: TAA compliant for government and regulated environments
• Compatibility: Supports multi-OS environments and diverse server configurations

how to install ATEN Proxime CE770 KVM Console/Extender

Installing the CE770 is a straightforward process designed to minimize downtime and simplify deployment in busy IT environments. Follow these practical steps to get up and running quickly while ensuring optimal performance:

• Step 1: Choose a suitable location for the CE770 console unit in a well-ventilated area with convenient access to power and network or server racks as needed.
• Step 2: Connect your local keyboard, video monitor, and mouse to the CE770’s console interfaces, ensuring the USB and video connections are secure and aligned with the device’s ports.
• Step 3: Attach the remote computer to the extender using the appropriate KVM cabling. If you plan to use RS-232 management, connect the serial line between the CE770 and the target device or management console.
• Step 4: Power on the CE770 and the target system. Verify that the local console is able to detect and display the remote host’s video and respond to keyboard/mouse input.
• Step 5: Configure the RGB delay tuner if the extended display timing needs adjustment due to multiple monitors or longer cable runs. Small timing tweaks can significantly improve image synchronization and color accuracy.
• Step 6: Test all essential workflows, including boot sequences, user logins, and remote diagnostics. Document the setup and keep a record of the cabling scheme, serial connections, and any topology notes for maintenance and future expansion.
• Step 7: If you are integrating with a larger ATEN management ecosystem, follow your organization’s standard procedures for discovering and registering the CE770 within your centralized monitoring and control platform.

Frequently asked questions

• What is the ATEN Proxime CE770 KVM Console/Extender? It is a USB-based KVM extender that provides a local console plus remote access to a target computer, featuring deskew timing, RGB delay tuning for video synchronization, and RS-232 serial support for flexible management.
• Is the CE770 compliant with the TAA? Yes. The CE770 is TAA compliant, making it suitable for procurement in government and regulated environments where compliant hardware is required.
• What kinds of devices can I control with the CE770? The CE770 is designed to work with a broad range of servers and computer systems that support KVM input/output via USB, along with optional RS-232 serial management for legacy devices and console access.
• How does the RGB delay tuner improve video quality? The RGB delay tuner allows manual adjustment of video timing to synchronize color and image across multiple displays and long cable runs, reducing artifacts such as color shift and misalignment that can occur in extended setups.
• How do I install and configure the CE770? Install the CE770 at the local console, connect the target computer with the appropriate KVM cables, optionally attach RS-232 wiring, power on, and then adjust the RGB delay as needed. Refer to the user manual for detailed, device-specific steps and safety guidelines.