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Extension, monitoring, redundancy, and fallback
The unlikely event of a system breakdown despite preventive monitoring requires a concept that allows controllers to continue their work safely and intuitively in their familiar environment.
This requires a redundant system that is safeguarded by another fallback system. Now two functional lines are still available even if the primary connection fails.
Three independent yet identical systems (primary, redundant, and fallback) for each controller desk are applied to prevent a total breakdown. Each system consists of a computer and a KVM extender line.
By pressing a button at a KVM switch, the controller easily switches between the systems. The switch, which is installed next to the controller desk, is connected to each of the three lines.
Applied products
KVM extender DL-Vision(M/S)-MC2-AR-CPU [1]
computer module; transmits keyboard, dual-link DVI, mouse, audio, and RS232 signals.
KVM extender DL-Vision(M/S)-MC2-AR-CON [2]
user module to connect peripherals;
receives computer signals from server room.
KVM add-on DevCon-Center [3]
Monitors devices over network
KVM Switch DL-MUX4 [4]
switches three extender lines, integrated into the network.
Primary system [A]
Redundant system [B]
Fallback system [C]





