BIT-MV-U1-MD403 4K60 Multi-Viewer

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BIT-MV-U1-MD403 is a KVM multi-viewer processor that supports professional video processing and control, capable of displaying multiple high-definition images simultaneously on ultra-high-definition 4K60 resolution displays  such as flat-panel TVs and projectors. It is widely used in security monitoring, conference rooms, stage performances, TV broadcasts, multimedia teaching, remote education, and other scenarios.

1、Supports 4 HDMI 2.0 inputs and 3 HDMI 2.0 outputs.
2、Supports 4 USB-B (computer) inputs and 2 USB-A (keyboard & mouse) outputs.
3、Supports 11 common output resolutions, including 3840x2160@60Hz, 4096x2160@60Hz, 1920x1200@60Hz, 1920x1080@60Hz, etc.
4、Dual-Screen Display Modes:
      · Simultaneous Display: Supports showing 4, 3, 2, or 1 window(s) on both screens, along with various window combinations.
       · Independent Display: Each screen can independently show 1 or 2 windows in various layouts.
5、Allows window size adjustment, PIP transparency control, and signal switching via keyboard and mouse.
6、Enables one keyboard and mouse to operate up to 4 computers, either asynchronously or synchronously.
7、Offers multiple control methods: mouse, front-panel buttons, and infrared remote control. Functions include switching signals to full screen, 4-screen display, 2-screen display, scene recall, audio output cycling, video loop-out switching, and resolution adjustment.
8、Features a hardware-only design. The system operates in a closed architecture without requiring a host computer or boot-up software, ensuring simplicity, stability, and superior output image quality.
9、Requires no operating system or WEB configuration software. All signal switching and independent window scaling can be easily performed using a keyboard and mouse.