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Adder AVSD1002 Secure 2-Port USB DVI-I KVM Switch (EAL4+)
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Adder AVSD1002 Secure 2-Port USB DVI-I KVM Switch

Expert rating8.9 / 10

KVM SwitchesView on adder.com
Port Count:
2 computers
Video Standard:
DVI-I
Security Certification:
EAL4+

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Manufacturer: Adder Technology Last updated: 2026-09-12

Adder AVSD1002 Secure 2-Port USB DVI-I KVM Switch (EAL4+) Review

Adder AVSD1002 secure 2-port USB DVI-I KVM switch EAL4+ certified, government classified network isolation switch, digital video secure KVM, NIAP evaluated

Brings the AVSV1002's certified isolation into the DVI era: the same two-network separation guarantee, but for desks whose monitors and graphics cards moved past VGA years ago.

Digital Video Without Losing Certification

DVI-I carries both digital and analog signals from one port, so this switch works with modern digital monitors while still supporting legacy analog displays through the same connector, all under EAL4+ evaluation.

Where VGA-Only Secure Switches Fall Short

As classified facilities refresh workstations with DVI/HDMI-capable graphics cards, VGA-only secure switches like the AVSV1002 force a downgrade converter that can itself become a security review headache — native DVI-I avoids that entirely.

Comparison to Alternatives

For 4 computers instead of 2, the AVSD1004 offers the same DVI-I certified design. The AVSV1002 and AVSC1102 remain VGA-only alternatives at similar security levels. Raritan's RSS-102C4K goes further with DVI/HDMI/VGA/USB/audio support in one secure 2-port switch for facilities needing multi-format flexibility.

Specifications

Design

Port Count2
Switching MethodPush button

Topology

Computers Supported2 computers
Displays Per Computer1 displays
KVM SegmentSecure

Video & Features

Video StandardDVI
Max Resolution2560x1600 @ 60Hz
Audio SupportYes

Video interface

Video ConnectorDVI
Video Interface VersionDVI

Per display capability

Max Refresh At Max Resolution60 Hz

Switching control

Button SwitchingYes
Hotkey SwitchingNo

Audio

Analog Audio JacksYes
BrandAdder Technology
ModelAVSD1002
Security CertificationCommon Criteria EAL4+
Data IsolationData-diode style unidirectional isolation between connected computers, no shared buffer memory
Source URLhttps://www.adder.com/en/kvm-solutions/adderview-secure-digital-standard

Expert Review

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Expert rating8.9 / 10

The right certified secure switch for classified 2-network desks running modern digital monitors.

Best for

  • Classified desks with DVI-equipped monitors and graphics cards
  • Government facilities modernizing away from VGA-only secure KVMs
  • Two-network setups needing EAL4+ certified isolation with digital video

Not for

  • Sites still standardized entirely on VGA (the AVSV1002 is cheaper)
  • Desks needing more than 2 connected computers
  • Environments requiring audio switching alongside video

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Adder AVSD1002 Secure 2-Port USB DVI-I KVM Switch (EAL4+)?

The Adder AVSD1002 Secure 2-Port USB DVI-I KVM Switch (EAL4+) is a KVM switch from Adder Technology. Key specs: Port Count 2 computers, Switching Method Push-button secure isolation switch, no IP/network path, Video Standard DVI-I (digital and analog), Max Resolution 1920x1200, USB Hub Ports 1 dedicated USB keyboard/mouse port per computer.

Who is the Adder AVSD1002 Secure 2-Port USB DVI-I KVM Switch (EAL4+) best suited to?

It suits classified desks with dvi-equipped monitors and graphics cards, government facilities modernizing away from vga-only secure kvms, two-network setups needing eal4+ certified isolation with digital video.

What are the drawbacks of the Adder AVSD1002 Secure 2-Port USB DVI-I KVM Switch (EAL4+)?

It is a poor fit for sites still standardized entirely on vga (the avsv1002 is cheaper), desks needing more than 2 connected computers, environments requiring audio switching alongside video.

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