Instruction Manual
refresh rates stress the video card's quality and do not provide any additional information or benefit.
Noisy video cards
•A digital KVM works by converting the analog video signals emitted by your video card into digital data. If there is noise on that signal, then it must also be digitized and sent over the network. Quality video cards, in our experience, offer better performance simply because they don't add analog noise.
•Some external KVM switches generate video noise as well. Try to keep cables short, in order to reduce this effect.
•Enable the Noise Filter option (on the Video Tuning menu) to mitigate noise issues.
Network performance
•The SV1115IPEXT will always send as much data as it can, given what's happening on the screen and the actual network performance. When nothing is changing on the video screen, zero bytes are sent over the network. If the whole screen is changing, then the unit will send as much data as your network connection and VNC client allow.
•Network latency, which is the total time it takes for a packet to get to the SV1115IPEXT and come back, has the biggest impact on perceived performance and usability. Network bandwidth has a lesser effect, particularly when just moving the mouse around. Only a few bytes need to be sent when the mouse is moving (and nothing else is changing on the screen), but the
Using the Advanced Video Tuning Feature
The Advanced Video Tuning menu allows you to adjust the qualities of the video in your VNC sessions, and can be accessed by clicking the Advanced button on the Video Tuning VNC menu. While many users will probably allow the SV1115IPEXT to automatically configure the video properties, you can use this menu to exercise a great
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