Draco MultiView 4K
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Description
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3.3.3 Display Mode PiP (1+3) (Picture-in-Picture)
Assignment of Inputs to Outputs
In PiP (1+3) display mode (referred to as “PiP Mode” below), the main monitor displays up to four windows
for simultaneously streaming of up to four video signals with one scaled and fitted main window and three
smaller windows. The smaller windows are displayed one below the other in numerically ascending order.
Monitor 2 shows a mirrored image of the main monitor.
Fig. 11
PiP Mode - Window arrangement
Switching of the USB-HID Control
In PiP Mode, the window arrangement remains after switching the USB-HID control to another input. For
instance, when switching the USB-HID control from input 1 to input 3, the mouse can be used within the
associated window.
Fig. 12
PiP Mode - Example after switching the USB-HID control
To switch the USB-HID control to another input, there are the following possibilities:
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Switching via keyboard command see chapter 10.1, page 146
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Switching via enabled MSC by using the mouse pointer, see chapter 10.5, page 153
