
- Architecture patterns
- One-way outlet from a protected environment
Pattern KV-F
One-way outlet from a protected environment
The image path can be one-way while the touch path is not.
- Area
- KVM & VTC
- Products used
- 9
How it is built
- One-way path
- Data path
- Path that does not exist
How it works
A protected environment feeds something outside it — a monitoring screen, a shared display — without any path back.
The image path and the touch path are different
A screen’s picture can arrive through a diode while its touch panel runs a USB cable straight back into a domain. The two are separate decisions and only one of them is usually made.
A tap is not a connection
A one-way network tap duplicates traffic to a monitoring port and cannot inject anything back into the link. Port mirroring in a switch is not the same thing: the switch drops mirrored traffic under load, and is itself a configurable device.
In the catalogue
Equipment from the catalogue



Standard
Secure USB Disconnect Desktop
- Dimensions
- 38 x 100 x 100 (HxWxD) mm
- Weight
- 300 Gram
Product no 60-00-0234




TEMPEST Level A · RÖS U1
VTC 55" Internal Codec
- Screen size
- 55 inches
- Display area
- 1210 x 680 (WxH) mm
- Brightness, typical
- 500 cd/m²
Product no 60-00-9164 (60-00-9186 SM)



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