Monitor, manage, and operate up to four systems from a single local connection with the Smart-AVI QKVM-DP 4-Port DisplayPort KVM Multiview Switch. Ideal for security and technical specialists, this KVM switch offers a variety of control options, switching capabilities, and the ability to view all inputs simultaneously across two displays for easy management.

Equipped with DisplayPort inputs and outputs, you can experience clear and smooth visuals with support for various resolutions up to 3840 x 2160 with a 30 Hz refresh rate across your four systems. You can monitor each system individually or simultaneously with a wide range of viewing modes including Picture-in-Picture (PIP), Dual, DualT, QuadT, and QuadQ options, allowing you to set your picture preference. Connect your mouse and keyboard with USB 2.0 support, along with additional peripherals such as storage drives, controllers, and more. Easily swap between your four devices with a wide selection of convenient options including front panel push buttons, keyboard hotkeys, RS-232 serial controllers, and a configurable on-screen display (OSD).

Supports up to 4 Systems    Dual-Display Support    DisplayPort Video Ports    USB 2.0 Interface for Peripherals    Resolutions up to 3480 x 2160 Supported    3.5mm Audio Connectors    Dual- & Quad-View Modes    Keyboard, Mouse, & Video Emulation    Front Panel, Hot Key, & RS-232 Control    On-Screen Display Setup & Switching

You can connect up to two displays to the QKVM-DP to increase your system monitoring and managing capabilities.

Receive real-time audio notifications or listen to your favorite media with an array of 3.5mm audio jacks, allowing you to connect your systems and speakers with ease.

The QKVM-DP features keyboard, mouse, and video emulation which enables your devices to remain connected when swapping from one system to another, preventing system restarts due to accidental device disconnects.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you solo any input just by using the Teranex control panel? Without having a PC connected?

A: Yes, you will be able to solo an input by using the Teranex Mini Smart Panel.

Q: 2. We have an ATEM Video Switcher and (3) PTZOptics SDI Cameras. I'd like to use this to route Cam1-3 to a Video Waveform Monitor for shot-setup, each time our team previews Cam1-3. Could I get this to happen automatically with this? Using only ethernet data between the the two devices?

A: The Blackmagic Design MultiView 4 (B&H# BLMV4) will essentially just turn up to four inputs into a single signal, showing each in one quadrant of a TV (or production monitor) screen. If that signal is sent to a typical waveform monitor then that waveform monitor would give you a waveform for the combined group of four feeds, not four separate waveforms unless yours allows you to specify a separate area of the frame for each such waveform. The MultiView 4 will accept those four video feeds from the SDI (up to 6G) connections, not from the LAN (sometimes called "Ethernet") connection. That is because the LAN port on the MultiView 4 is for control, not for video input nor output.

Q: 3. Is it possible for the MultiView 4 to send both main HD-SDI and HDMI Multi output to two different destinations simultaneously?

A: yes...it outputs on both the HDMI and SDI but it is the same output. we have ours going directly to a TV via HDMI and the SDI to the router.

Q: 4. What's the country of origin?

A: unit is made in Singapore.

Q: 5. Could this output to a wireless video transmitter? If so, could i switch camera inputs wirelessly?

A: The Blackmagic Design MultiView 4 HD is a multiviewer, for quad split viewing onto one source and nothing more.

Q: 6. How are non-standard resolutions handled by the inputs, ex) 4:1 (3840 x 960) intended for an LED screen?

A: On the Blackmagic Design MultiView 4, non-standard resolutions are not supported and will be displayed black.

Q: 7. Does the Netgear ProSAFE XS712T 12-Port 10-Gigabit Ethernet Smart Switch come with rack ears?

A: Yes- it comes with ears and hardware to install if you are placing this into a standard equipment rack.

Q: 8. Will it work in any video studio monitor?

A: Yes, so long as the studio monitor can accept the resolution and frame rate that you set the MultiView to put out.

Q: 9. Is it possible to turn off the labels / OSD? I would like to use this to record a 2x2 output to one deck instead of running 4 separate decks for capturing 4 cameras.

A: Product not yet available and we have no resources to test this.

Q: 10. It outputs HDMI but no SDI. Am I missing something in the manual? This is replacement. Wondering if no more Blackmagic.

A: Incompatibility with the SDI output on the Blackmagic Design MultiView 4 HD with SDI capable monitors can either be incompatible resolution and frame rates, SDI level, or the port is defective. Please try to use the Blackmagic MultiView application with a USB connection on computers to set up. The application can be seen on the left side of the support page after clicking on the link below: https://bhpho.to/3qHsEvT