Private sector

Boardroom in a protected company

The people in the room have decision authority and no security training, and the equipment has to work without either.

Area
KVM & VTC
Architecture patterns
1
Products used
3

The problem

What makes it hard

The board handles information covered by protective security legislation while working with commercial habits: personal laptops, cloud services, remote attendance.

Mobile phones. No product in the catalogue addresses that; it is a matter of routine and storage, and it belongs in the design brief even though nobody sells it. Beyond that: remote attendance “just this once” through a service outside the approved video conference path.

How it is built

The display as a pure receiver

HDMI is not one-way: DDC runs in both directions, and EDID is a shared, writable object.

See the full pattern
HDMI is not one-way. DDC, CEC, ARC and HEC run the other way unless they are broken.SourcesPresentation surfaceClient 1Client 2HDMI diode per connectionDisplaypicture andsound onlyEDID emulated, DDCbroken
HDMI is not one-way. DDC, CEC, ARC and HEC run the other way unless they are broken.SourcesPresentation surfaceClient 1Client 2HDMI diode perconnectionDisplaypicture and sound onlyEDID emulated,DDC broken
  • One-way path
  • Data path
  • Path that does not exist
HDMI is not one-way. DDC, CEC, ARC and HEC run the other way unless they are broken.

In the catalogue

Equipment from the catalogue

Built from: VTC 55" Internal Codec 60-00-9164 (60-00-9186 SM), Monitor 55" Touch 60-00-7729 and Secure USB Disconnect Conference 60-00-0235.

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)

TEMPEST Level A · RÖS U1

Monitor 55" Touch

Screen size
55”
Optimal (recommended) resolution
3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz
Display area
1210 x 680 (WxH) mm

Product no 60-00-7729

Reading and references

Explained in

Named customer references are not published. What we can show is the solution area this environment belongs to, and the reasoning behind the design.

Sector

Environments

Environments with the same problem

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