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ConsoleScreen and keyboard which permits access and control of a server, mainframe computer or other system type in a networked environment.
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Console1706, "a cabinet; an ornamental base structure," from French console "a bracket" (16c.), which is of uncertain origin, possibly from Middle French consolateur, literally "one [..]
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Console1690s, from French consoler "to comfort, console," from Latin consolari "offer solace, encourage, comfort, cheer," from com-, intensive prefix (see com-), + solari "to comfort [..]
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ConsoleThe part of a computer used for communicating between the user and the system. A cathode ray tube (CRT) terminal with mouse and keyboard is the most common type.
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Consolemonitoring unit of a computer or other technology hub, often containing keyboards and other control devices.
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ConsoleIn SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol), a software program that has the capability of interacting with an agent, including examining or changing the values of the data objects in the agent's Management Information Base (MIB).
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ConsoleA bond with no maturity date, which instead pays a fixed amount per year forever. Its simplicity makes it a convenient example in textbooks, where it appears much more frequently than in the real worl [..]
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ConsoleA hardware device that is connected to a television set for the purpose of playing a videogame.
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Consolev. To comfort.
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Consolen. 1. The operator's station of a mainframe. In times past, this was a privileged location that conveyed godlike powers to anyone with fingers on its keys. Under UNIX and other modern timesharing [..]
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ConsoleJensens Internet Dictionary The file server.
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ConsoleA tool for debugging and for logging information for debugging purposes.
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Console(1) The combination of display monitor and keyboard (or other device that allows input). Another term for console is terminal. The term console usually refers to a terminal attached to a minicomputer [..]
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Consoletreystn
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ConsoleThe keyboard of a keyboard instrument; also, the keyboard, pedals and stops of an organ.
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ConsoleA large desk-like piece of equipment where the audio engineer monitors, records and mixes a voice-over session.
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ConsoleA storage area located in a vehicles dash or headliner, between seats or underneath the seats.
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ConsoleA large or elaborate mixer required to massage the ego of the band's sound man.
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ConsoleA tool for remote or local access to Acronis agents
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ConsoleConsole machine models are standalone devices and do not require a stand.
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Console(n) a small table fixed to a wall or designed to stand against a wall(n) a scientific instrument consisting of displays and an input device that an operator can use to monitor and control a system (es [..]
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ConsoleNowadays usually refers to a dedicated gaming computer such as the Playstation or X-Box. Originally meant a terminal connected to a mainframe computer.
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ConsoleNowadays usually refers to a dedicated gaming computer such as the Playstation or X-Box. Originally meant a terminal connected to a mainframe computer.
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ConsoleThe unit that contains everything the organist needs to control the sound such as the manuals
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Console The console, is the screen and keyboard which allows access and control of the server / mainframe in a networked environment. The console will usually be within a secure area with access only granted to system's administrators, with all actions being logged. Users of the console will usually have highly privileged access such as Systems Oper [..]
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ConsoleSee AWS Management Console.
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ConsoleThis may refer to the unit found between the front driver and passenger seat that contains the automatic transmission shifter, cupholders and a storage compartment. But it can also refer to the sectio [..]
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Console1. Key desk or keyboard unit of a pipe organ. Contains one or more keyboards (manuals), pedals, control stops, and other devices for operating the organ. 2. Center or piano section of a theatre photop [..]
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ConsoleTerminology sometimes used to describe a computer monitor and keyboard. Contact Print: A photographic print made from a negative or positive original in contact with a photographically sensitive film, [..]
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ConsoleIn computer technology, a console can mean different things depending on the context. It usually means a combination of a display monitor and an input device, usually a keyboard and mouse pair, which [..]
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ConsoleConsole has many meanings. A Linux command-line session that is not running in X Windows is called a console session, or virtual console. Some Linux documentation refers to an attached keyboard and monitor as the console or the physical console. Console can refer to the logical device /dev/ttyS0. Another way to think of the Linux console is as the [..]
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ConsoleA computer program that is run using a text-only interface. console programming
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ConsoleSomething non-PC owners will need once their new toy becomes outdated.
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ConsoleA device that connects to a television in order to allow for video gameplay. Newer generations of consoles (2005 and after) allow for media consumption outside of video games such as downloaded and streaming television, movies and music. E.g., Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), Sega Genesis, PlayStation, Xbox 360, PS4, Wii U
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ConsoleThe housing of the main operating unit of electronic equipment, in which indicators and general controls are located. The term is popularly limited to large housings resting directly on the deck, as c [..]
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ConsoleDedicated device for playing video games, a console is generally connected to a television.
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ConsoleA video game console is a platform where a game can be played. Examples of consoles are the Xbox 360 and Sony PS3.
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ConsoleSee KVM workstation
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Consolereadouts and displays to monitor WithoutWire
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ConsoleA set of controls and their housing, which control all signals necessary for recording and mixing.
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