...one DVI-D video and two USB HID interfaces which enable routing of digital video signals together with keyboard and mouse (USB HID) over both CATx and optical fiber cables. In the next step, the extension modules are selected: up to two additional p...

...Interface Device) USB signals is available now. It can be used as a point-to-point extension for distances of up to 100 meters, to share a single remote computer (pooling), to mirror a source at multiple consoles and as KVM switch over IP. The...

...file on an attached USB storage drive for later retrieval. The video also covers how to create layout packages so you can copy layouts from one iCOMPEL player to another. Lastly, the video demonstrates how to use the support snapshot function if...

...server (using the iCOMPEL unit’s channel folder, a USB flash memory folder, or an FTP site), and more. In addition, it explains how to connect a Web browser to a subscriber and how to set up the subscriber so it ”knows” where to pull content from.

...phased out, and now USB is the standard connector. It usually doesn’t matter where you plug in your mouse or keyboard, as long as it is a USB port. Other optional interfaces that can be supported are audio and RS-232. • Why would anyone need a K...

...keyboard and mouse (USB HID) signals over both CATx and optical fiber cables. The switch matrix is based on the DKM extender series and transmits the maximum single-link DVI video resolution across the entire distance, which, depending on the ca...

...replaced by equivalent USB input devices. Only a few KVM Extenders transmit the USB signal transparently. More frequently, emulation and enumeration is used to support devices with the USB-HID (Human Interface Device) standard (e.g. MS wheel mouse)...

...formats with audio, USB, and serial signals. • Discover iCOMPEL, a multimedia, multi-zoned media player with touch interactivity, MediaCento IPX for video distribution over IP and a wide range of extenders distributing A/V to anywhere. • Find ou...