ATEN CS1964 4-Port USB 3.0 4K DisplayPort Triple Display KVM Switch

Description

ATEN CS1964. Keyboard port type: USB, Mouse port type: USB, Video port type: DisplayPort. Maximum resolution: 4096 x 2160 pixels, Video bandwidth: 60 Hz, Scanning interval: 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 70, 80, 90, 99 s. Product color: Black, Housing material: Metal. Power source: DC, Input voltage: 12 V, Power consumption (standard operation): 15.49 W. Width: 156 mm, Depth: 335 mm, Height: 655 mm

What is that?
The ATEN CS1964 optimizes your desktop so that you can effortlessly manage a multimedia workstation with a triple display and instant, user-friendly access to four computers via a single USB keyboard, USB mouse and three HDMI monitors with resolutions up to 4K DCI (4096 x 2160 at 60 Hz).

The CS1964 features ATEN's patented Video DynaSync™ technology, which optimizes screen resolution and speeds up switching between systems, as well as an integrated USB 3.1 GEN hub for data transfer rates up to 5 Gbps, allowing you to effortlessly accelerate multimedia tasks. It also boasts N-key rollover, supporting up to 15 simultaneous keystrokes without ghosting or interference.

Financial trading
Increasing digitalization has transformed the world of financial services and profoundly impacted trading infrastructure. Financial services professionals often hold the financial well-being of individuals or entire companies at their fingertips. This makes the use of multiple screens essential for effectively managing and analyzing critical financial data. Similarly, in the fast-paced environment of a trading floor, information such as stock prices and global commodity prices must be closely monitored in real time, a task that becomes nearly impossible with a single screen. Another significant challenge for this industry is maintaining data security in an age where financial data is constantly vulnerable to external attacks.

CAD/CAM
Desktop KVM solutions are a highly effective way to optimize workflows in post-production and graphic design environments. In fact, CAD/CAM design was among the first work environments to implement multi-monitor displays, as it required viewing and manipulating large amounts of complex content simultaneously. Furthermore, working in these fields demands precise video clarity and high data transfer rates. To effectively manipulate a variety of content at once, CAD/CAM and post-production engineers need KVM switches that are compatible with the latest display standards, enable seamless control of multiple computers, and provide quick access to a wide range of peripherals.

Control room/call center
Desktop KVM switches are used in fast-paced control room and call center scenarios where the distances to information sources are not long enough to necessitate KVM extenders, but access to multiple systems from a single console is still required. This allows operators to efficiently and effectively monitor multiple information streams to make accurate, business-critical decisions. In situations such as air traffic control or emergency call centers, where detailed overviews of visual data from synchronized recording and playback systems are needed to maintain the fastest possible response times, it is also essential that solutions offer maximum ease of use while minimizing desk clutter to ensure a smooth and uninterrupted workflow.