Arista Corporation Announces 4K MVD-105 UHD Output MultiViewer
Arista announced the MVD-105 UHD Output MultiViewer, a 4K UHD (3840×2160) resolution MultiViewer Switcher / Scaler.
The Arista MVD-105 is designed for control rooms, medical facilities, command centers and other facilities seeking to display four HDMI video sources on a single 4K Ultra High Definition display monitor, with each display window having up to 1920×1080 resolution.
The MVD-105 provides four HDMI 1.4b (4K@30Hz) inputs and one HDMI 2.0 4K@60 (3840x 2160) output. With its integrated USB KVM Switch, operators can control multiple computers with a single keyboard and mouse and display four HDMI video sources simultaneously on a single 4K UHD display monitor. The MVD-105 may be controlled via several additional options, including LAN, RS-232, and IR Remote Control.
The MVD-105 ships with Arista’s MVD-108 Control Console. With the MVD-108 controller, operators can switch the video source of each display window, change the quad view on-screen layout, switch between single and quad view, and switch keyboard and mouse control in real time. The MVD-105 also features de-embedded audio outputs enabling audio to be extracted from each HDMI video source and monitored independently via the audio output.
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