D2CIM-DVUSB-HDMI Raritan Dominion KX3 Digital HDMI, USB CIM required for virtual media (BIOS access), absolute mouse synchronization, tiering, audio and Smart Card/CAC use
D2CIM-DVUSB-HDMI
Description:
Raritan D2CIM-DVUSB-HDMI CIM Raritan Dominion KX2 Digital HDMI with USB CIM required for virtual media (BIOS access), absolute mouse synchronization, tiering, audio and Smart Card/CAC use For use with DX2 Switch units only- See tech info Digital Video Supporting CIM's Conversion of Computer KVM connection allowing for standard RJ45 wiring from this to the Dominion KX 2 Switch Unit. Small and compact with versions available for all platforms
Features:
• Digital Video - Digital Video CIMs DVUSB-HDMI,
• Digital Audio supported
• BIOS use of Virtual Media
• Advanced features: virtual
media, absolute mouse
synchronization
• Windows, Linux and Mac
servers
• Required for Smart Card/CAC
use
• Required for audio support
• Required for KX III
tiering (cascading).
• Can be used for generic hot-key based tiering.
HDMI Connector
DC1224
Specification:
Digital CIMs D2CIM-DVUSB-HDMI,
Customers with servers, PC’s using HDMI, digital video formats
should use one of the new digital CIMs. These CIMs will support the KX III standard video resolutions
of up to 1920x1080, including widescreen formats.
DDC/E-EDID is supported by the digital CIMs with the “preferred timing mode” set by the Dominion
KX II administrator. This is the preferred/native/default video resolution, called the “Display Native
Resolution” on the KX GUI. The default is 1280x1024@60hz, but this can be changed by the user on
the Port Configuration Page for each port. This communicated to the server to tell it what video
resolution to use, however not every server/OS/video card will use it. See the release notes and
documentation for more information. Available througout Europe via Mediatron Group companies.
In order to use these CIMs, the Dominion KX II must run Release 2.5 (or higher) and for CC-SG,
Release 5.3 (or higher).
Only Single Link DVI and HDMI are supported. For HDMI, HDCP (high bandwidth digital copy
protection) is not supported. Digital audio is supported over USB as in previous releases, not
embedded in the HDMI or DisplayPort signals.
At this time, the Dominion KX3 models are the only switches supporting these new CIMs.
DVI Compatibility Mode for HDMI CIMs
Servers may output video using limited range RGB in accordance with HDMI standards. The result is
that the video may be too dark or light. We have seen this with Dell Optiplex servers at 1920x1080.
The tightest mouse response in the industry and reduces installation time with Absolute Mouse Synchronization