Configuration; Initial Display Setup; General Configuration; Using With Dual Head Computers - ADDER ADDERView CCS-MV4228 User Manual

Configuration

INITIAL DISPLAY SETUP

The multi-viewer switch defaults to an output resolution of 1920 x 1080. If you are using
a display which only supports smaller resolutions, you will need to configure the output
resolution to match.
This is performed using the hotkey combination: L Ctrl | L Ctrl | F11 | d | #
where # represents the desired resolution:
1 = 2048 x 2048
2 = 2560 x 1440
3 = 2560 x 1600
4 = 1920 x 1080
5 = 1920 x 1200
6 = 3840 x 1080
7 = 3440 x 1440
8 = 3840 x 2160
The above hotkey function is particularly useful if the output display is unable to display
the default resolution and you cannot view the OSD menu.

GENERAL CONFIGURATION

The configuration of your multi-viewer switch is achieved through the OSD:
• Video Settings, including output resolution, scaling, borders, preset selection, etc.
• Channel Settings, including front panel display channel names and security levels, front
panel button colors etc.
• USB Settings, including mouse configuration and hotkey choice.
• Audio Settings, including audio mixing and volume levels.
• Advanced Operation, including factory reset.

To access the OSD menu, type: L Ctrl | R Ctrl | o

The menu will appear in the bottom left part of the primary screen and you use your
mouse to click the required options, with all changes being implemented upon exiting
the OSD. See page 11.

Using with dual head computers

Dual head computers (Windows or Linux) may be connected to channels 1+2 or 3+4. A
video connection is required to each input channel, together with a single USB and audio
connection to the primary channel (ie 1 or 3). Note: Dual-head Macs are not supported.
Windows operation
In addition, a Windows 10 driver is required, which may be downloaded from www.adder.
com.
On each multiple monitor computer, run the downloaded file. After accepting the licence
agreement you will be prompted to choose a destination folder. Either accept the
suggested location or change it, as necessary. No configuration is required.
Linux operation
A video, USB and audio connection is required to each channel, primary and secondary.
No drivers are required.
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