KVM Switcher Configuration, Defining Hotkey Commands

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KVM Switcher Configuration

To launch the KVM Switcher configuration utility, double-click the icon on the desk-top, or right- click the icon on the taskbar and select Settings.

The following window will appear:

Defining Hotkey Commands

You can specify the keyboard hotkey command by simply typing your chosen key into the

appropriate box. E.g. you could specify the hotkey for switching to computer 1 as...

Ctrl	+	Alt	+	A

...by simply typing ‘A’ (not case sensitive) in the PC1 box.

The following keys can NOT be user defined as hotkeys: Alt, Ctrl, Shift, Caps Lock, Tab, and the Function and Edit keys. All other keys, including those on the numeric keypad can be used.

Fix Audio Port at PC

This option allows you to fix the microphone and speaker channels to one computer. This means the keyboard, video and mouse signals can be switched from the first computer to the second, while the audio signals remain connected to the first computer.

Auto Scan Period

Here you can define the auto scan period from 10 – 60 seconds. The auto scan period is the amount of time the KVM Switch will wait before automatically switching to the next computer.

32797 specifications

Lindy 32797 is a premium HDMI over IP solution designed to facilitate seamless high-definition audio and video transmission across long distances. Emphasizing versatility and performance, this device is particularly suited for professional environments such as conference rooms, educational institutions, and large-scale events where reliable A/V delivery is paramount.

One of the standout features of the Lindy 32797 is its ability to transmit HDMI signals up to 4K resolution at 60Hz, ensuring that users experience vivid colors and crisp images without any degradation in quality. This is complemented by support for HDR (High Dynamic Range) content, which enhances the visual experience by offering deeper contrast and more diverse color options.

The device operates over standard Ethernet networks, utilizing the IP protocol to distribute the HDMI signal. This enables greater flexibility in installation, as it eliminates the need for dedicated cabling. Users can leverage existing network infrastructure, which not only simplifies setup but also reduces overall costs associated with rewiring. The Lindy 32797 supports both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint configurations, making it suitable for various applications ranging from single monitor setups to extensive multi-display installations.

In terms of technology, the Lindy 32797 incorporates low latency streaming protocols, ensuring that there is minimal delay in the transmission of audio and video. This is especially critical for real-time applications such as live broadcasting or interactive presentations where timing is essential. Additionally, the device is built with advanced error correction methods to maintain signal integrity across longer distances.

Another key characteristic of the Lindy 32797 is its user-friendly interface. Configuration and management are made easy through a web-based interface, which allows users to control multiple units and customize settings from any connected device. Furthermore, it offers support for both static and dynamic IP addresses, enhancing its adaptability within different network environments.

Overall, the Lindy 32797 stands out in the HDMI over IP market, combining high resolution, flexibility, and ease of use to meet the demands of modern audiovisual needs. With its robust feature set and reliable performance, it is an ideal solution for professionals seeking a high-quality A/V transmission system.