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Multi-screen KVM for 5 high res displays

Discussion in 'KVM' started by Dustin Sayes, Aug 25, 2014.

  1. Dustin Sayes

    Dustin Sayes New member

    The intended use will be for general and specialized radiology reading stations. (for medical imaging and healthcare).

    Each station will have, 2 PC's and 5 Diagnostic displays; up to 5MP (2800 x 2096) required.
    Each display requires DVI-D.

    Ultimately, I need 10 DVI-D inputs with 5 DVI-D outputs, 1 mouse and 1 keyboard that will service two PC's.
     
    Dustin Sayes, Aug 25, 2014
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  2. KVMGalore Expert

    KVMGalore Expert Staff Member

    Does each of your two PCs have five (5) video heads?
     
    KVMGalore Expert, Aug 26, 2014
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  3. KVMGalore Expert

    KVMGalore Expert Staff Member

    5MP resolution is 2592 x 1944 (not 2800 x 2096). There are three pieces of information missing that we would need to know before we could make a product recommendation:
    1) Refresh rate?
    2) Is reduced blanking supported?
    3) Does each of your two PCs have five (5) video heads?

    We have many customers using multi-screen switches with 5MP medical imaging monitors. Depending on the model of the monitor and/or the version of video driver, the video calibration required by medical imaging applications may or may not work through some of these switches.
     
    KVMGalore Expert, Aug 27, 2014
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  4. KVMGalore Expert

    KVMGalore Expert Staff Member

    5MP resolution is 2592 x 1944 (not 2800 x 2096). There are three pieces of information missing that we would need to know before we could make a product recommendation:
    1) Refresh rate?
    2) Is reduced blanking supported?
    3) Does each of your two PCs have five (5) video heads?

    We have many customers using multi-screen switches with 5MP medical imaging monitors. Depending on the model of the monitor and/or the version of video driver, the video calibration required by medical imaging applications may or may not work through some of these switches.
     
    KVMGalore Expert, Sep 8, 2014
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