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remote console

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remote console

A terminal or workstation in a remote location that is used to monitor and control a local computer.


remote console [ri′mōt ′kän‚sōl]
(computer science)
A terminal in a remote computing system that has facilities for communicating with, and exerting control over, the central processing unit, and which may have devices for reading and punching cards or paper tape, any of various types of display units, printers, and a keyboard device for direct communication with the central processing unit.


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Our new infrastructure is based on an enterprise management model enabling operational control of all resources from one remote console.
For personnel safety in dangerous environments, a remote console is available for operating the system in stationary mode from a distance of up to 500 meters.
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