...bandwidth-management controls, and the ability to use bidirectional (two-way) serial signals to query a remote display to, for example, shut it down and power it on or gather performance data. What’s more, the system you choose may even support b...

...Box has added switching controls to the monitor bezel that can be used to control an attached switch without pulling open the keyboard/mouse drawer for even more space-saving benefits. • Additionally, the dual rails provide a great monitoring enviro...

...Easy setup and control with programmable EDID • Freely crop, scale, and position video wall displays • Display wall can be mirrored or rotated at 90, 180, or 270 degrees • Preserve proportions of content enlarged over multi-screen display •...

...walls require special controllers, small video walls can be set up just using multimonitor video cards. • KVM-switched tiling • Some KVM switches enable you to tile images from as many as four video cameras and/or computer screens on a single disp...

...of up to 460.8 kbps. • The 16850 UART includes automatic handshaking (RTS/CTS) and automatic RS-485 line control. The 16850 UART also features external clocking for isochronous applications, a performance enhancement not offered by earlier UARTs.

...full USB-keyboard/mouse control and display the images on two 40" LCD displays. For patient stations and the patient data archive, the extenders provide high-quality images and USB-keyboard and mouse control as well as USB 2.0 extension for barcode ...

...bidirectional serial control signals to the display. • Non-networked CATx-based • This method uses transmitters and receivers to extend converted signals over non-networked UTP cabling. They’re very cost-effective, enabling much longer distances ...

...to sound. • Industrial controls • Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), commonly used in manufacturing, are industrial devices that provide a hardware interface for DIO signals. • Hobbyists • Because DIO devices are extremely versatile and can oft...

...of a stream of bytes by controlling segment size, flow control, and data exchange rate. If IP packets are lost or delivered out of order, TCP requests retransmission of lost packets and puts out-of-order packets back in order. Then TCP passes the da...