draco multiview 4K60
Display of up to four Single-Head video signals on one monitor.
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Product Intro
Built on the foundations of the Draco KVM switch to deliver combined switching and multiviewer performance and flexibility to sophisticated control room and information sharing applications.
- Combined 4:2 KVM switch and flexible multiviewer
- 4:2 KVM switch – 4 inputs, 2 outputs
- 4K60Hz, 8-bit, 4:4:4 input and output
- Variety of multiviewing operation modes (5 fix + 4 four free modes)
- Single-and dual-head operation
- Low latency image transmission
- Combined audio and acoustic alarms
- De-embedding to 8-channel digital or stereo analog audio
- 8-channel digital audio via video interface input
- Redundant PSU
- Intuitive shared keyboard and mouse control
- GPIO interface
- API interface via TCP/IP
- USB2.0 support
- Blockable USB2.0 transparent switching
- SNMP / Syslog monitoring and reporting
- 1U Rack mount
- Integrates into Draco tera / extender infrastructure
Product Information
The Draco MultiView 4K60 typically allows visualization scenarios common in air traffic control and control room applications, including 4:1 / 4:2 Single-Head or Dual-Head.
The individual screens can be arranged freely and displayed in diff erent modes:
Fullscreen Mode, Quadscreen Mode (Quad Mode), Picture-in-Picture Mode (PiP Mode), Preview Mode, 2+2 Mode and Free Mode. Presets allow instant switching between the desired layouts.
Easy Switching
Real-time switching between the video sources is done by keyboard commands. External control options are possible via API or the GPIO interface.
Don‘t miss any audio alerts
The embedded audio signals can be output to a loudspeaker via a separate audio interface. Either the audio track of the currently active screen can be output or the various audio signals can be combined (summed) so that relevant signal tones can be heard at any time, regardless of the source.
Fail-safe and space-saving
The Draco MultiView 4K60 has redundant power supply and extensive SNMP options for status monitoring (video, PSU and switching status). It is build for 24/7 operation.
The Draco MultiView 4K60 seamlessly integrates with Draco vario extenders and Draco tera matrices.
Video
Everything you want to know about IHSE's Draco MultiView 4K60
The Draco MultiView 4K60 enables simultaneous operation of several computers from a single workstation by combining the functionality of a classic multiviewer with a desktop switch. It is capable of handling ultra-high-resolution video display up to 4K/UHD at 60 Hz frame rate.
Product Details
- Integrated Single-Head and Dual-Head switch for 4K60 DisplayPort 1.2 or HDMI 2.0 video signals and USB„
- Facilitates the monitoring of numerous video signals at a glance
- Reduce cost and effort by displaying on a single large monitor
- Redundant power supply for Single-Head and Dual-Head
- GPIO for control via pushbutton
- Cropping and zooming function
- Switching via keyboard, API and GPIO
- SNMP monitoring (Video Status, PSU Status, Switching Status)
- Amalgameted stereo audio or individual 8-channel audio with de-embedding
(analog or digital) - Up to 16 individual user profiles
- Virtual stream management / stream routing
- WebUI for configuration, administration and control
Specifications
Dual-Head versions: 4,8 kg (10.6 lb)
Display Modes
The Draco MultiView 4K60 offers several operational modes:
Fullscreen mode
- Operates as fully-featured 4:2 KVM switch – 4 inputs, 2 (video) outputs
- Full 4K60 4:4:4 operation
- Instant switching, no latency
- Single keyboard and mouse operation of all input sources with active input indication
- Single- and dual-head modes
Quadscreen mode (Quad mode)
- Four inputs displayed in quadrants
- Second screen mirrors main screen
- Single keyboard and mouse operation of all input sources with active input indication
Picture-in-picture mode (PiP mode)
- Main, large image with true aspect ratio
- Other inputs displayed as small images on sidebar
- Second screen mirrors main screen
- Single keyboard and mouse operation of all input sources with active input indication
Preview Mode
- Single full screen
- Other images displayed on second screen
- Single keyboard and mouse operation of all input sources with active input indication
Picture-by-picture mode (2+2 mode)
- Each screen shows two images side-by-side
- Single keyboard and mouse operation of all input sources with active input indication
Free mode
- Both screens initially show all four video sources in a classic quad-screen layout (2×2). Each individual video source can be repositioned, resized, cropped and zoomed as required by the user. Four layout formats can be saved and recalled by user selection.
Typical Applications
Control Rooms
The ability to observe manage processes simultaneously is essential in modern control rooms. The MultiView 4K60 provides operators with the ability to control up to four processes on one workstation using single or dual screens, and just one keyboard and mouse.
Air Traffic Control, Air Traffic Management – ATC/ATM
Instant switching between different source devices with no delay, lag or visual artefacts means that flight controllers never lose the picture and maintain their vigil whatever the circumstance.
Boardrooms and conference rooms
The Multiview 4K60 offers a simple and secure solution to the need to select between several high quality input sources in group presentations and meetings. Coupled with a touch screen controller it provides a simple and intuitive system for corporate installations.
Broadcast
The fast paced and exacting requirements of the broadcast industry demand the highest image quality processing and switching along with instant response and reliable performance. The MultiView 4K60 delivers the ultimate in 4K image quality and switching between sources to keep producers, engineers and editors on top of the production process.
Part-No.
Devices
MV42-H2DH
Draco MultiView 4K60 HDMI 2.0 Dual-Head
MV42-DPDH
Draco MultiView 4K60 DP1.2 Dual-Head
MV42-H2SH
Draco MultiView 4K60 HDMI 2.0 Single-Head
MV42-DPSH
Draco MultiView 4K60 DP1.2 Single-Head
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