CliDeck Console Server Go

Key benefits

• Pocket-size + battery-powered: works without an outlet.

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  Console Server Go is built for on-site tasks where power may be unavailable or inconvenient. The integrated battery lets you start a session quickly without searching for outlets or power strips. It is sized to fit in a small field kit and stays practical for daily carry.

• SSH Console (Serial-over-SSH): login via SSH and instantly get a live SSH ↔ UART bridge (no separate shell).

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  When SSH Console mode is enabled, connecting over SSH directly opens a live UART bridge. You do not need to run extra commands to attach to the serial line. This keeps troubleshooting flow fast and predictable during incidents.

• Point-to-point direct mode: in SSH Console mode, traffic goes directly client ↔ controller over LAN/hotspot; no CliDeck cloud in the data path.

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  In local direct mode, your terminal traffic remains on the local network path between your client and the device. This is useful in restricted environments where external routing is undesirable. Network quality still depends on your local Wi-Fi or hotspot conditions.

• Any client works: use ssh/PuTTY/SecureCRT/Termius/screen or your own tools.

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  Console Server Go follows standard SSH access patterns, so existing terminal clients can connect without special plugins. Teams can keep their preferred tools and workflows. It also integrates cleanly with scripted automation that already uses SSH clients.

• Next-gen console cable: plug in at the rack, then work from a quiet spot.

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  Attach at the rack once, then continue from a more comfortable location in the same network area. This reduces repeated physical movement during diagnostics. Effective working range depends on real radio conditions, obstacles, and interference.

• Mobile terminal: access from phone/tablet via browser.

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  For quick checks, you can open the terminal UI from a mobile browser without carrying a laptop for every task. This is helpful for status verification and short interventions. For heavy workflows, desktop clients remain the better option.

• Wi-Fi / Bluetooth / USB modes: choose what’s available.

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  Connectivity options allow you to adapt to the environment and policy constraints at hand. If one link method is unavailable, another can be used. This flexibility helps keep console access available during setup and recovery.

• OLED + quick “alive-check”: see status/IP and quickly wake prompt.

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  The built-in display gives immediate visibility into basic device status and addressing. During field work, this can reduce guesswork and speed up first connection. A quick prompt wake action helps confirm serial responsiveness faster.

• Change UART baud rate on the device.

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  Baud rate can be adjusted directly on the device so it matches target equipment requirements. This avoids repetitive host-side reconfiguration when switching between systems. Correct serial settings remain essential for clean output and stable sessions.