MultiVideo DVI DVI USB KVM Switches Rose electronics

MultiView DVI Switch to & View Multiple Video Outputs

1x4 Dual, Tri, and Quad models
Switch to dual, tri, or quad head video simultaneously
Supports video resolutions up to:
2K (2048 x 1080) / WQXGA (2560 x 1600)
Supports DVI-I Dual Link operation
USB 2.0 Hi Speed device support

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

# Available models:
1x4 dual-link Dual, Tri, or Quad DVI-I video
# Full dual link DVI video support
# Resolutions up to 2560 x 1600
# Select a computer using the front panel switches, hotkeys, or the mouse buttons
# Switch dual link digital video up to 300 Mpixels/sec
# Front panel indicator shows the currently active channel, which peripherals are switched to the active channel, keyboard and mouse activity, and power
# Digital or analogue video support (Analog requires a converter)
# Supports a wide range of USB 2.0 peripherals (HID and Transparent devices)
# RS232 serial port for upgrades to the units firmware, synchronizing Vista DVI units so multiple computers/video screens can be switched and accessed
# Remote serial port switching
# Flash upgradeable

The Rose advantages:

The MultiVideo DVI is the ideal addition to your video switching environment where dual, tri, and quad head computer video’s need to be switched simultaneously to remote monitors.

All MultiVideo DVI models support both digital and analog video, USB keyboards and mice, even specialty keyboards and mice, audio, and two USB 2.0 peripherals.

Switching can be performed where the KVM, USB peripherals, and audio are all switched together to a selected CPU port or you can switch the KVM to CPU port #1, the USB peripherals to CPU port #2, and the audio to CPU port #4.

The versatility of MultiVideo DVI makes selective switching easy using either the front panel display, hotkey sequences, or sending serial switching commands from a remote computer via a serial cable.

The MultiVideo DVI can be connected to an additional unit and synchronized to switch video from multiple computers. When a switching command is sent to the master unit, it sends the same switching command to the secondary unit. Both units are switched to the same CPU port and video is displayed on all of the connected monitors.