DK42DU-3 UHD DVI-I KVM Switch with USB, 4 Port

DK42DU−3 is a secure dual head 4−port, 4K30 UHD DVI−I KVM switch. It enables users to share peripherals − keyboard, video, mouse, audio, and USB − between four different security−level networks/computers while isolating all hosts and protecting against data leakage and malicious attacks through shared peripherals. It also enables assigning a USB port to a specific computer while switching other peripherals, such as when a USB smart card reader must remain mapped to a certain computer. DK42DU−3 provides the highest possible isolation between connected computers and is NIAP Common Criteria Protection Profile version 3.0 (PP3.0) certified.

Features

• Highest Security by Design — NIAP Common Criteria Protection Profile version 3.0 (PP3.0) certification for peripheral Sharing Switch (PSS) devices.
• 4K30 UHD Resolution — Supports resolutions up to 3840×2160 @30Hz.
• Work Freely Without Compromising Security — Display and control classified and non–classified computers without compromising security.
• Prevent Information Leaks — Block peripheral exploits, information leaks, eavesdropping, signal transmission, computer malware, hardware and firmware tampering.
• Filter USB Peripherals — Allow or block specific USB devices based on VID/PID characteristics.
• Dual Display — Provides flexible presentation options with duplicate or extend view modes.
• Smooth Switching Between Computers (Virtual Display Technology) — Automatically switch all peripheral control from one computer to another by dragging the cursor between each computer’s display border.
• Biometric/Smart–Card Reader Support — Connect a smartcard/biometric reader to the secure port to support user authentication across multiple isolated computers.
• Keyboard Lock Indication — Caps Lock, Num Lock, and Scroll Lock indication on front panel.
• Versatile and Flexible — Configurable as a KVM switch (default) for sharing a display, keyboard and mouse between connected computers, or KM switch for sharing keyboard and mouse and simultaneously working on multiple computers connected to separate displays.