...Serial ATA Technology •   •   •   •   • Common used Interface Standards • IEEE 488 • IEEE 1284 • IEEE 1394 • V.35 • RS-232 •   •   • Digital interface to combine HD video, multichannel audio and more • HDMI • DisplayPort • Displayport v1.2 •  

...competes directly with HDMI, however, DisplayPort is an open standard with no royalties and it is expected to replace DVI and eventually analogue VGA. • 10.8Gbps of data • DisplayPort v1.1 supports a maximum of 10.8 Gbps over a 2-meter cable; v1.2 ...

...solution multicasts HDMI® video and audio to up to 250 screens on a TCP/IP network. You need just one transmitter and up to 250 receivers. • The extender transmits up to 100 metres per link, but goes even longer with additional repeaters or swit...

...competes directly with HDMI®. Unlike HDMI, however, DisplayPort is an open standard with no royalties. • This digital interface is used primarily between a computer and a monitor or a high-definition television and is built into many computer chips...

...DKM FX Matrix by filling in the basic information about your setup. • Media Converter Selector • With This Online-Tool you will easily find a Media Converter that fits your needs. • Custom Cable/Adapter • Create your own Custom Cable/Adapter.

...possible, but only at • HDMI • HDMI and DVI share the same digital video signal format, but HDMI allows for higher pixel clock frequencies, resulting in higher bandwidth or resolutions and deeper color! • The specifications vary based on the differe...

...1) DisplayPort F, (1) HDMI F, (1) DVI-I F, (1) Firewire F — Device does not support local playout. • (5) 3.5-mm; (1) TOSLINK®;(1) DisplayPort F; (1) HDMI F — Device does not support local playout. • (6) USB Type A F • 1000/100/10BASE-T • (1) eSATA...

...areas. • Rackmount Adaptors • If you need to mount both 19" and 23" equipment in the same rack, use a 23" rack with 23"-to-19" Rackmount Adaptors (37906–37910 on our website) to fit the 19" devices. • Filler Panels • For a neater appearance, yo...

...CGA (Colour Graphics Adaptor) • was the original colour graphics adaptor from IBM® and used digital TTL signals for both the video signal and the sync signal. It uses a DB9 connector and was capable of a resolution of 320 x 200 with 16 colours or...