User Guide

INSTALLATION

CONFIGURATIONOPERATION

FURTHER

INFORMATION

INDEX

Introduction

Safety

Please refer to the safety booklet provided in the box before using this product.

WELCOME

Thank you for choosing the ADDERView

AVS-1124 secure multi-viewer switch for

working simultaneously with up to four computers. You can choose to view the output of

any computer on either connected video display or view all four outputs on one display.

Focus automatically changes between computers as the mouse pointer is moved into

each related window.

Features

• Uni-directional keyboard, video, mouse and audio data paths prevent any potential

information leakage through shared peripherals.

• No shared memory between channels: The keyboard and mouse processor is powered

down and reset at each switchover to thwart shared data leakages.

• Automatic switching between ports simply by moving the mouse between windows,

whilst depressing the Ctrl key (a security feature).

• Clear channel identication to reduce the chances of operator error by displaying a

user dened name and security classication for each channel on the status display.

The color of the channel indicators may also be congured to reect the security

classication.

• Hardware anti-tampering: Holographic anti-tampering labels protect the product’s

enclosure, providing a clear visual indication if it has been opened or compromised.

• Restricted USB function: The USB ports will only accept HID (Human Interface

Devices), such as keyboards and mice.

• There is no access to the product’s rmware or memory through any port. Firmware

is permanently stored in non-reprogrammable Read Only Memory (ROM) to prevent

modication.

• High quality 4K video output resolution.

• Dual video outputs where the 2nd either duplicates the 1st or extends the desktop.

• Connect to either single or dual head computers.

• Analog audio with Hold feature.

Switching between computers can also be controlled from the smart front panel or by

using keyboard shortcuts. Multiple techniques are employed to ensure that no crosstalk

can occur between the connected computer channels.