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What is a digital direct matrix system?

A digital direct matrix system is KVM-tool for processing and distributing digital signals. Applications such as broadcast and video production studios require high precision and speed in signal transmission.

Discover the right model

Choosing the right digital direct matrix system requires a careful analysis of your individual needs. The complexity of the network, the number of sources and destinations and the type of digital media to be transmitted are important factors. Some systems are ideal for high-definition video productions as they are designed for high data volumes and fast transmissions. Other models have advanced routing capabilities and are therefore ideal for complicated broadcast applications.

Expert tip:

Think about possible expansions and opt for a digital direct matrix system that offers scalability and adaptability. Our experts will be happy to advise you to help you find the optimum solution.

Your digital direct matrix system from the experts

G&D provides comprehensive support and technical resources for your digital direct matrix system. This includes comprehensive installation instructions, technical data sheets and customer service to assist with any questions or problems.

To ensure smooth installation, automatic detection and use, it is crucial to familiarise yourself with the technical requirements and IP-based specifications prior to installation. We offer an experienced support team to solve problems quickly and effectively.

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