AdderView DDX30 30-Port KVM Matrix Switch

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.