ATEN CM1164A, User Manual

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Chapter 1. Introduction
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Features
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Multi-view modes allow users to view and control up to four video
channels on one screen with display modes including Quad View, Picture
in Picture (PiP), Picture by Picture (PbP), and Picture on Picture (PoP)
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The CM1284 supports dual video outputs on the console side. The primary
monitor provides multi-view modes.
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Easy resizing and/or repositioning of PiP or PbP to suit users’ viewing
needs
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System configuration (display mode and KVM port selection) via the front
panel, OSD, IR Remote control, and RS-232 commands
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Superior video quality – Up to 4K (4096 x 2160 @ 30 Hz) (CM1284 only)
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Drop-down menu – edit display windows and other functions with the
console mouse and on-screen control panel
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KVM port selection via the front-panel pushbuttons, hotkeys, mouse, and
RS-232 serial commands
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Boundless Switching – Simply move the mouse cursor across windows to
switch to other video sources even among the daisy chained installation
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Boundless Switching Focus - a window frame to indicate which computer
that it currently has the focus
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Supports Extended Desktops Boundless Switching
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Video DynaSync™ – exclusive ATEN technology that eliminates boot-up
display problems and optimizes the resolution when switching among
different sources
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EDID Expert™ – Selects optimum EDID settings for smooth power-up,
high-quality display and use of the best video resolution across different
screens
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DCC (Daisy Chain Control) – Controls up to 3 additional Multi-View
KVMP™ Switches from a single console
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Cascade up to 2 levels – Controls up to 16 computers (with up to 4 x 4
multi-view mode)
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HDCP 1.4 compliant
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Console keyboard emulation / bypass feature that support most
multimedia keyboards
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Console mouse port emulation / bypass feature that supports most mouse
drivers and multifunction mice