ADDERView Secure switches enable a KVM plus audio desktop to be shared between different classification level computers. Designed for superior usability, the switches feature configurable LED buttons and a real-time status display.
Key Features
No Shared RAM Between Ports: The keyboard and mouse processor is powered down and reset at each switchover to thwart shared RAM leakages. All data buffers are actively cleared once they have been used.
Automatic Switching (Config Option): Switch channels (KVM plus audio) simply by moving the mouse across the screen border, whilst pressing the Ctrl key.
Hardware Anti-Tampering: Holographic anti-tampering labels protect the product’s enclosure, providing a clear visual indication if it has been opened or compromised.
Restricted USB Function: The USB ports will only accept HID (Human Interface Devices), such as keyboards and mice. Other devices, such as USB storage drives, are actively prohibited.
Audio Hold: Assign the audio port to a specific computer while switching the KVM to other computers. Useful when a user needs to listen to audio from one computer, whilst working on another.
Uni-Directional Audio: Enforces computer-to-speaker, one-way flow of sound through uni-directional optical data diodes. Prevents eavesdropping and line-in re-tasking by blocking speaker-to-computer communication.
Industry Recognized: NIAP PP 4.0 Certified, TAA Compliant, Assembled in the USA
Windows, Linux, Mac host computer OS’s USB HID, including touchscreens compliant with Microsoft Digitizer.
CE, FCC class A, TUV US & Canada
NIAP PP 4.0 Compliant Design for Peripheral Sharing Devices (PSD)
Up to UHD 4K video resolution at 60 fps for graphics intensive applications requiring very high quality.
Non-reprogrammable firmware: There is no access to the product’s firmware or memory through any port. Firmware is permanently stored in non-reprogrammable Read Only Memory (ROM) to prevent modification. Firmware integrity is verified through a self-test procedure during power up. Detection of a critical failure disables the device and provides a clear visual indication to the user.