Adder Technology Unveils AdderView DDX30

Adder Technology is to demonstrate the AdderView DDX30 at IBC2015. The company's AdderLink Infinity will also be on display, enabling the IBC Info Channel and conference rooms, with Adder returning as Official Technology Supporters.

The AdderView DDX matrix is compact, has a choice of DVI and DisplayPort transmitters, and provides up to 1920x1200 resolutions at 60FPS without loss. With extension distances of up to 50 meters, over a single standard CATx cable, it also features transparent EDID management, full-speed USB, and an intuitive GUI with Multiview thumbnail display.

Reality Check Systems recently supplied technology for OB production trucks by combining RCS' Bullet mobile graphic workstation with Adder's KVM solution to improve the user experiences for OB truck operators.

"Adder's DVI switches and extenders are a part of our Bullet mobile graphics solutions, and we're excited to start working with the AdderView DDX30. It combines all the functionality of a product we already use but in a smaller footprint," said Ryan Stern, head of engineering, Reality Check Systems. "We're also looking forward to its new user interface, which will help simplify the reconfiguration of equipment while also giving our clients added flexibility when working across multiple systems."

The DDX30 can also perform reliably in the field. While more traditional KVM solutions need to be configured, patched or customised for different tasks, this KVM matrix provides 30 ports which can be shared and flexibly scaled between users and computers, allowing users to program pre-set configurations at the touch of a button. The end result being that multiple users can use presets to easily switch between multiple computer sources.

"The key focus when we designed the new AdderView DDX30, was to make sure that our customers' voices were heard," said Jamie Shepperd, Group Marketing Manager, Adder Technology. "This digital matrix product provides a pixel perfect, lossless matrix solution for discreet workgroups."

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