CrossDisplay-Switching - One mouse for many monitors

The use of CrossDisplay-Switching makes it easy to switch between computers using a mouse (TradeSwitch function required).

The mouse behaves as if it were on a "virtual desktop" and can be moved seamlessly across the connected displays. When the mouse pointer changes from an active to an inactive monitor, the keyboard-mouse focus is automatically switched to the corresponding computer. This enables a multi-monitor workstation where the user does not have to deal with the actual infrastructure. The user simply goes about their tasks and works intuitively.

CrossDisplay-Switching offers its users numerous advantages:

• User-friendliness: CrossDisplay-Switching eliminates the need for special key combinations (hotkeys) or manual switching.  Switching computers via mouse control considerably simplifies the simultaneous operation of several systems.

• Efficiency: The user can switch seamlessly between different tasks and systems without having to perform any additional steps. This improves working speed and therefore efficiency.
  
  

• Larger workspaces: CrossDisplay-Switching enables an extended workspace that spans multiple systems and can be combined with multiple monitors.
  
  

• Security and configurability: The feature can be configured so that authorized users have specific rights and access when used in safety-critical environments.
  
  

• Reduced hardware requirements: As a combination of keyboard, mouse and monitor can be used to control different systems, less hardware is required. This not only leads to cost savings, but can also make your own workplace much clearer.

CrossDisplay-Switching is particularly helpful in complex working environments such as data centers, control rooms such as air traffic control, media production and other areas. With this technology, several computers or servers can now be controlled centrally. However, it is important to note that this function requires specialized KVM devices to work properly.