...peripherals with USB • Connecting peripherals with USB • Hot-Swappable • Because USB connections are hot-swappable, you can attach or remove peripherals without shutting down your computer. • Different connectors • A standard USB cable featur...

USB (Universal Serial Bus) • USB (Universal Serial Bus) • Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a royalty-free bus specification developed by leading manufacturers in the PC and telephony industries to support plug-and-play peripheral connections. USB...

...with built-in VM to USB • A virtual media (VM) device is any type of data storage device — such as CDs, flash drives, or external hard drives — that you can connect to remotely to enable data sharing. A ServSwitch with built-in VM can be directl...

...Firewire • Although USB has emerged as the simple plug-and-play standard for attaching peripherals, there is a faster standard called IEEE 1394. • Used for High speed Multimedia equipment • Developed by Sony® as i.Link • TM • and Apple as FireWi...

...interfaces and two USB HID ports. • The basic modules (mainboards) are available with single or dual video as well as link redundancy. The upgrade modules offer a wide selection for additional choices like analogue and/or digital audio, further...

...ability to transport USB data between a PC and Display, supporting Display USB functions such as a webcam and USB hub. • Backward compatible • DisplayPort v1.2 is backward compatible with existing DisplayPort v1.1a systems, including existing cab...

...KVM, HD video, and USB extension • Agility transmitters and receivers extend signals over CATx cable up to 100 metres (330 feet), and even farther with the addition of network switches. • Flexible topology with many options • Configure the Agil...

...over the network (FTP/USB) • A Subscriber receives content from over the network (FTP/USB) and plays the content." class="note">[*] • CPU Processor • System RAM • System Storage • Video Output Resolution • Connectors • Video • Audio • USB • Ethern...

4K Digital Video: Truth and Myth • 4K Digital Video: Truth and Myth • 4K is a term to describe a maximum video resolution of 4096x2400 pixels. However, the most commonly used resolution is UHD (Ultra High Definition) at 3840x2160 pixels. This ...

...HDMI, analogue video, USB HID, USB 2.0/3.0, digital and analogue audio, RS-232 and RS-422. The DKM system consists of a central switch and DKM extenders providing the connections and interfaces for the consoles and computers. • Two series of DKM ...