Designed for industries such as air traffic control and management, audio/visual, banking, broadcast, command and control, data centers, defense, government/federal, medical, and more, the AdderView DDX30 from Adder provides a total of 30 ports, with ten user-console ports on its front panel (seven fixed, three configurable) and twenty configurable ports along its rear panel, helping to make sharing multiple host computers among multiple users simple and straightforward. Each computer that you'd like to share must be linked, via its USB and video (DVI, DisplayPort, or VGA) ports, to Adder's DDX-CAM module, while each set of peripherals must be connected to a DDX-USR module (modules sold separately). All computers and consoles must then be linked with a Cat6a or Cat7 cable with S/FTP, S/STP, or PiMF shielding to a central DDX switch. After this setup is completed, users can gain access to any computer, so long as they are granted privileges by the admin.

If your installation requires a greater number of computers or user consoles, the allocation of select standard ports can be altered. As noted, 23 of the ports can be configured to function as either computer or user-console ports. Included with the ADDERView DDX30 is a power adapter, a power cord, four self-adhesive rubber feet, two 19" rackmount brackets, and four screws.

10 x User-Console Ports (Front)    20 x Computer Ports (Rear)    7 x Fixed User Ports, 23 x Configurable    Supports DisplayPort, DVI, and VGA Video    Supports Resolutions up to 1920 x 1200    View, Shared, Exclusive, or Private Mode    Supports USB Peripherals    Multi-View OSD    Access Permissions    Multi-Head Video Support

AdderView DDX30 is a flexible 30-port KVM Matrix that can be re-configured to match your exact requirements. In addition to 7 fixed user ports, there are 23 flexi-ports that can be configured as computer inputs or user outputs. Once the ports are configured, simply connect your separately available Computer Access Modules and User stations.

The DDX range features 'zero U' computer access modules and a high-density 1 RU KVM Matrix switch, which is well-suited for installation in heavily populated server racks for small- and medium-sized applications.

The DDX30 delivers lossless HD video at resolutions of up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz, providing a real-time 'at the PC' experience. Frame-rate matching makes this product a good fit for applications using non-standard refresh rates.

The DDX30 emulates a fully featured keyboard, mouse, and touchscreen to all computers, maintaining fast switching speeds and USB interaction. Touchscreens need to be Windows 8 compliant.

The multi-view OSD provides users with a live preview of permitted computers directly on their screen. Users can highlight their selection using a mouse cursor. Once highlighted, the user has the ability to choose from four different connection modes.

Each user station can be granted different access permissions on a per-computer basis. Once computer access is permitted, administrators can select which levels of control will be available, allowing users to choose between View Only, Shared, Exclusive, or Private connection modes.

The DDX30 enables users to work safely and securely with a choice of connection modes. In Exclusive mode, users have full KVM control while being able to share video content with other colleagues. By connecting in Private mode, users can work in privacy.

DDX30 transmitters (CAMs) and receivers (USRs) can be grouped to form 'Computers' and 'Consoles' that support dual-head and quad-head connectivity. For example, the DDX30 can be used to build a 5-user x 10-computer dual-head matrix.

Powered by USB, the digital computer-access modules sit in-line and are suitable for racks with limited available space. Modules are available in DVI, VGA, and DisplayPort options.

System administrators can securely access the DDX30 management tools to configure system settings, set access privileges, and control video connections. The interface is secured using HTTPS, and administrators must login each time they connect. An API enables switch control from a 3rd-party control system.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can one source send the signal to the two output channels?

A: A single source may be routed to two displays (two outputs).

Q: 2. What does the switch from 1 input to the next look like? is it a nice cut or does it go blue flashy flashy to resync then swith etc?

A: Although MuxLab 4x2 4K60 HDMI Matrix switch is not a seamless switcher, it does a quick cut flash when switching from one input to the other.

Q: 3. If a computer is connected to an input and no output is active: Will the computer still detect that it's connected to a monitor?

A: No, unless the MuxLab 4x4 4K60 HDMI Matrix Switch is producing n actual outputting signal, a computer will not see any signal until such action is taken by the switch.

Q: 4. Is this displayport 1.2 or 1.4?

A: The IOGEAR 2-Port 4K Dual View DisplayPort KVMP Switch with USB 3.0 Hub and Audio uses Displayport 1.2.

Q: 5. is this unit can be control by RS-232?

A: Yes, the Black Box 4K HDMI Matrix Switch (2 x 1) can be controlled using RS-232.

Q: 6. Does this product support EDID so both connected computers see a video device, or does switching between computers cause the disconnected one to lose the video signal?

A: Your IOGEAR Access Pro 2-Port USB Type-C KVM Switch with Power Adapter Kit allows you to switch between the two devices one at a time. You cannot have two computers showing at the same time.

Q: 7. Does this switch reboot

A: The 4K HDMI switch can operate in auto mode and priority mode. The system can either automatically select the latest video source for display in auto mode, or automatically select a video source following priority order in priority mode. It will not cause the connected device to reboot.

Q: 8. Can wireless keyboard and mouse be used with a pc laptop and mac mini and studio display setup?

A: Yes, as long as the wireless mouse and keyboard are using USB wireless receivers. If they are connected via bluetooth, you will need to change the connection over to the second computer manually.

Q: 9. Can a single source send the signal into the two output channels?

A: Yes. A single source may be routed to two displays/outputs.

Q: 10. Is there a remote that will work with this device?

A: There is no specific remote for the MuxLab 4x4 4K60 HDMI Matrix Switch but it can be used with IR Remotes, RS-232, and Telnet Control.