Keyboard video mouse (KVM) switch for transmission of high quality audio with 64-bit data packets wherein transmissions of data packets are wherein a defined time limit
First Claim
1. A computer-readable storage medium encoded with a computer program comprising instruction that, when executed, operate to cause a computer management system to perform operations comprising:
- receiving keyboard signals, video signals, mouse signals, and audio signals at a transmission node;
forming a 64 bit data packet comprisinga first section of 2 bits including overhead data,a second section of 34 bits including audio signals,a third section of 10 bits including keyboard and mouse signals, anda fourth section of 18 bits including auxiliary data;
encoding a vertical synchronization signal onto one of a red, blue, and green component of said video signals;
encoding a horizontal synchronization signal onto one of said red component, said blue component, andsaid green component of said video signals;
transmitting said data packet to a receiving node via a first pair of wires in an eight conductor cable;
wherein the receiving at a transmission node and transmitting of said data packets to a receiving node occurs within a defined time limittransmitting said red component of said video signals to said receiving node via a second pair of wires in said eight conductor cable;
transmitting said blue component of said video signal to said receiving node via a fourth pair of wires in said eight conductor cable; and
transmitting said green component of said video signal to said receiving node via a third pair of wires in said eight conductor cable.
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Abstract
The present invention provides an intelligent, modular multimedia computer management system for coupling a series of remote computers to one or more user workstations to allow each user workstation to selectively access and control one or more remote computers. The computer management system incorporates a centralized switching system that receives keyboard, cursor control device, audio, and auxiliary peripheral device signals from the user workstation and transmits and applies the signals to the remote computer in the same manner as if the keyboard, cursor control device, audio input source, or auxiliary peripheral device of the user workstation were directly coupled to the remote computer. Also, the user workstation receives audio signals and auxiliary peripheral device signals from the remote computer. In addition, the multimedia computer management system transmits video signals from the remote computer over an extended range for display on the video monitor of the user workstation.
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13 Claims
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1. A computer-readable storage medium encoded with a computer program comprising instruction that, when executed, operate to cause a computer management system to perform operations comprising:
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receiving keyboard signals, video signals, mouse signals, and audio signals at a transmission node; forming a 64 bit data packet comprising a first section of 2 bits including overhead data, a second section of 34 bits including audio signals, a third section of 10 bits including keyboard and mouse signals, and a fourth section of 18 bits including auxiliary data; encoding a vertical synchronization signal onto one of a red, blue, and green component of said video signals; encoding a horizontal synchronization signal onto one of said red component, said blue component, and said green component of said video signals; transmitting said data packet to a receiving node via a first pair of wires in an eight conductor cable; wherein the receiving at a transmission node and transmitting of said data packets to a receiving node occurs within a defined time limit transmitting said red component of said video signals to said receiving node via a second pair of wires in said eight conductor cable; transmitting said blue component of said video signal to said receiving node via a fourth pair of wires in said eight conductor cable; and transmitting said green component of said video signal to said receiving node via a third pair of wires in said eight conductor cable. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11)
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6. A computer-readable storage medium encoded with a computer program comprising instruction that, when executed, operate to cause a computer management system a computer to perform operations comprising:
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receiving keyboard signals, video signals, mouse signals, and auxiliary peripheral device signals at a transmission node; forming a 64 bit data packet comprising a first section of 2 bits including overhead data, a second section of 34 bits including audio signals, a third section of 10 bits including keyboard and mouse signals, and a fourth section of 18 bits including auxiliary data; encoding a vertical synchronization signal onto one of a red, blue, and green component of said video signals; encoding a horizontal synchronization signal onto one of said red component, said blue component, and said green component of said video signals; transmitting said data packet to a receiving node via a first pair of wires in an eight conductor cable; wherein the receiving at a transmission node and transmitting of said data packets to a receiving node occurs within a defined time limit transmitting said red component of said video signals to said receiving node via a second pair of wires in said eight conductor cable; transmitting said blue component of said video signal to said receiving node via a fourth pair of wires in said eight conductor cable; and transmitting said green component of said video signal to said receiving node via a third pair of wires in said eight conductor cable. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 12, 13)
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