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KVM Switches that do DVI from Aten

By Siggy Moersch

published 15 July 2005

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CS-1744: 4-Port Dual-View KVMP Switch

Page 1: One Step Further: Switch Boxes For DVI
Page 2: Aten Masterview Series: Switchboxes For DVI
Page 3: CS-1762: 2-Port DVI Switch
Page 4: CS-1764: 4-port DVM-Switch With DVI
Page 5: CS-1764 4-Port KVMP Switch With DVI And USB Ports
Page 6: Aten Masterview Series: Switch Boxes For Dual Displays
Page 7: CS-1744 4-Port Dual View KVM Switch
Page 8: CS-1744: 4-Port Dual-View KVMP Switch
Page 9: Basic Switch Box For USB Devices
Page 10: Overview Of Hotkey Sequences
Page 11: KVM Switch Details
Page 12: Conclusion

CS-1744: 4-Port Dual-View KVMP Switch

Two cables are necessary for dual display solutions.

The client end of the cable bundles.

Combination audio/video cable

Special serial cable to flash the KVM BIOS.

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