The First KVM switch lines had been tested and confirmed 100% compatible with Windows 10

The First KVM switch lines had been confirmed 100% compatible with Windows 10

 Today, we got Windows 10 systems installed and tested with ConnectPRO DDM class KVM switches (including DVI and VGA models ,  Single Console/monitor and dual console/ dual monitor models).   All of DDM class KVM switches passed the test with Windows 10 including the multi-touch touch screen monitor sharing for Windows 10.  

Image showed the Dell 2314T Multi-point Touch screen monitor tested with DDM KVM switch.

Technologies Tested with Windows 10
  • Full-time All EDID-DDC channel feeding for feeding correct resolution all the time, 
  • USB DDM (Dynamic Device Mapping) for HID devices sharing,
  • Mouse-click switching for easy channel/ system selecting and switching, (one click switching)
  • On-Screen Touch Switching for touch screen applications, 
  • No latency USB device switching. 
  • RS-232 serial port control of connected KVM switches - allow computer program systems to do the status checking and switching. 
  • IR-remote control switching. 
  • One touch, hot-key changing. 





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