5 reasons for TESmart HDMI 2.1 KVM switches

JP-HKS202-M24 stability graphic highlights dual 8K60 output with ADI and EDID for consistent display behavior.

TESmart + ADV chip solution

  • TESmart + ADI chip solution
    Permanently connected, switch quickly
  • Full HDMI 2.1 receiver module with HDCP, EDID, signal equalization and decoding
  • Supports VRR, FVA, ALLM, 12-bit and Dynamic HDR
    Signal regeneration and amplification, even for longer cables
  • Short switching times, fewer black screens: 1 second at 4K@60Hz, 3–5 seconds at 4K@165Hz
  • 4 ports × 4 EDID memory locations, enhanced monitor emulation and higher compatibility

Conventional hardware switching

  • Disconnect and reconnect, longer switching times
  • No modules for HDCP, EDID or signal decoding
  • Simple passthrough of HDMI 2.1 functions
  • No signal amplification, limited cable lengths
  • More black screens when switching; longer than 5 seconds
  • More frequent compatibility issues

EDID For DisplayPort – reliably implemented.

Many DisplayPort KVM switches do not fully process EDID. The consequences can be... Black images, reset resolutions and long switching times be.

TESmart's DP-1.4 series keeps monitor information available across different devices and refresh rates.

This ensures that the display remains stable even on 4K monitors with a high refresh rate.

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