Keypad ATEN PP4.0 Secure KVM Remote Port Selector RJ-11 Plastic

The ATEN PP4.0 Secure KVM Remote Port Selector (RPS), model 2XRT-0019G, is a compact RJ-11 keypad accessory for ATEN PP4.0 Secure KVM Switches. It provides a plug-and-play method to switch KVM focus between connected computers without additional software. Front-panel LEDs on both the KVM switch and the RPS indicate current port status. The unit is constructed of durable plastic, available in white or black, and connects via an RJ-11 interface; it operates from a 5V DC supply and has a compact footprint suitable for desktop placement.

Advantages

The RPS enables quick, tactile switching between multiple secured systems using pushbuttons, reducing desk clutter and improving workflow efficiency. Tamper-evident labeling and always-on chassis intrusion detection help protect against physical tampering. Plug-and-play connectivity means the device requires no extra software installation when connected prior to powering on the ATEN PP4.0 Secure KVM Switch.

Suitable for

• Secure environments requiring controlled switching between classified and unclassified systems
• Desktops where fast, physical port selection is needed
• Installations using ATEN PP4.0 2/4/8-Port Secure KVM Switches

Key specifications

• Model: 2XRT-0019G
• Interface: RJ-11
• Power: 5V DC
• Material: Plastic
• Colour: White, Black
• Weight: 0.15 kg

How to use

Connect the RPS to the ATEN PP4.0 Secure KVM Switch using the RJ-11 cable before powering on the switch. Once connected and the switch is powered, select the desired computer by pressing the corresponding pushbutton on the RPS. The active port will be indicated by LEDs on both the RPS and the KVM switch. If the RPS is connected after the KVM switch is already powered, the device will not be detected and must be reconnected with power cycled.

Recommendations

For reliable detection, always connect the RPS prior to powering the ATEN PP4.0 Secure KVM Switch. Use the device in a visible, line-of-sight desktop location to enable immediate access and minimize cable clutter. Follow site security policies for tamper-evident labels and chassis intrusion monitoring.