Скачать или смотреть How to do independent video switching works with ConnectPRO advanced DisplayPort 1.4 KVM switches

So many users asked if they can do independent video switching or video parking ( assign and lock a shared monitor to get from one of the connected systems).

The function is called "asynchronous switching" the video on a multi-monitor sharing KVM switch.

In order to do it on a KVM switch, the KVM switch MUST meet the following qualifications:

have built-in full-time video EDID emulation and EDID feeding on the hardware PCB to each channel connected to every connected system, and to each video output to the shared monitors.

Can control the switching via Keyboard hotkeys, IR remote, or serial console (via the RS-232),

At least two physical video output ports ( 2 or more video-sharing ports)

The video shown in this post is an example using a dual-DisplayPort 1.4 sharing DDM-class KVM switch.

Advanced KVM switch model: ConnectPRO UDP2-12AP
https://connectpro.com/products/udp2-...
Dual DisplayPort 1.4 monitor sharing for 2 systems, USB DDM HID no latency switching, Full-time EDID emulation and feeding to all connected systems.

Operations for independently switching on sharing monitors/ video outputs.
To both monitors together (default setting),
hotkeys: hotkey +hotkey +1 for switching to channel 1 system
hotkey +hotkey +2 for switching to channel 2 system,

To do the independent switching (lock the video output to one monitor).
hotkeys:
hotkey+hotkey+v+x+p+y for switch and park video x to (channel y) PC, x= 1 or 2 (video output), y= 1 or 2 (channel) connected system.

To release the video parked, y=0 or both x=0 and y=0.
(for example) hotkey +hotkey +v +1+p + 0 to release video parking on video 1 monitor, back to sync. back to the focus target as the keyboard and mouse switch.

Monitors showed:
Both are Dell 4K60hz monitor models.
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