Despite their spatial separation, KVM reunites computers and users during outside broadcasts.

How KVM works in mobile radio transmission
Usually, a "mobile studio" consists of technology containers, an MCR (Master Control Room), and a studio for pre-production. Through KVM matrix switches, outside broadcasts benefit from the technology of KVM extenders and switches and therefore improve the work of staff and equipment.

How KVM improves mobile radio transmission
Humans and computers are separated: the technology is placed in the technology container, while the staff works in the office container. Yet they are connected through KVM. Computers can be accessed and maintained without disturbing the "on-air" staff. KVM products auto-adapt to the changing distances to be bridged at different locations.

KVM matrix switch CATCenter X2 [1]
Keyboard, video, mouse multi-user switch;
2 consoles access up to 16 computers.

KVM user module UCON [2]
accesses peripherals, each console requires one UCON. Several UCONs can be combined into one operating desk (TS function).