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Quadruple View KVM Switch

Quad-Mode - In Quad mode, the screen is split into four elds of equal

size with the screen content of four video sources or computers being

displayed in each of these elds. Keyboard and mouse operation can be

selected to the eld of the corresponding computer.

Dual-Mode - In Dual mode, the screen is split into two elds of equal

size with the screen content of two video sources or computers being

displayed in each of these elds. Keyboard and mouse operation can be

selected to the eld of the corresponding computer.

FullScreen Mode - In the FullScreen mode, one of the four

computers` video sources is displayed in full screen size and maximum

resolution. Keyboard and mouse operation automatically switch to the

corresponding computer.

The QuadKVM Switch allows you to view up to four dierent analog and digital video sources

simultaneously on one display device. It also supports keyboard and mouse functionality, allowing

you to access all four displays with one set of interface controls. Connections to video sources are

managed via DVI-I connectors. Advanced viewing options include dual-mode, quad-mode, full-screen

mode, and PIP (picture in picture) mode. Use this device to simplify management of multiple sources

by accessing and controlling them all through a single display and set of controls.

Screenshot of the QuadKVM’s OSD

PiP Mode - In the PiP(picture in picture) mode, the full screen display

of one of the four video sources is accompanied by one or three small

images (thumbnails) containing the other video sources on the right-

hand margin of the screen allowing simultaneous monitoring.

Simple Operation - Switching between the

display modes is simple: Use the buttons on

the front panel, the programmable keyboard

hotkeys, RS-232 commands or use the built-in

on screen display (OSD). The OSD is accessible

at the press of a button, and features controls

for all of the QuadKVM’s functions. The

QuadKVM is easily programmable through the

setup function of the OSD.

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