端口 & 界面
| 主机接口 |
VGA (D-Sub) |
| 输出接口 |
DVI-D |
VGA - DVI-D, USB powered, 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz
ADDER DVA is a high performance VGA to DVI-D video converter that transforms analog signals to digital. Placed in-line and USB powered this solution fits well with the AdderLink Infinity range of products. It converts VGA signals, up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz, into a DVI standard equivalent.
- Analog to digital video conversion up to 1920 x 1200 (165MHz max. pixel frequency)
- EDID management to ensure clean operation
- Adjustment control for alignment, tone, sharpness and brightness
- Adjustment control for alignment, tone, sharpness and brightness
- USB powered with USB feed through
High quality VGA to DVI-D conversion
Adder DVA is a high quality VGA to DVI-D converter supporting most resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz.
Auto calibration
Adder DVA auto calibrates for horizontal and vertical position. Manual adjustment is also available through the Virtual Control Panel (VCP) app, if required.
EDID management
EDID management is a critical element in VGA/DVI-D conversion, to ensure the correct settings are passed to the computer’s graphics card.
USB powered with pass through
Adder DVA requires no separate power adapter and instead draws less than 300mA in operation from a spare USB port on the computer. A USB pass-through port is made available on the Adder DVA to allow a low-powered USB device to be connected; thus, the same total number of USB ports remain available for other uses.
Flash upgradeable
Adder DVA is flash upgradeable, allowing custom EDID adjustment for non-standard operations. Upgrades are achieved via the USB port.
Virtual control panel app over DDC-CI
Adder DVA is supplied with a Virtual Control Panel (VCP) app which allows brightness, tone and sharpness to be adjusted. Vertical and horizontal video alignment can also be adjusted, where necessary. The VCP app contains a test pattern to accurately display the changes. EDID management options can also be changed and the EDID’s of the monitors can be displayed.
