HDMI/USB KVM Extenders

• Supports HDBaseT™ 2.0 technology - Extends video, audio, USB, RS-232, and Ethernet signals via a single Cat6 / 6a cable / 2L-2910 Cat 6 cable - Enhanced bit error detection and correction to resist signal interference during high-quality video transmissions - Status detection and LED indication for HDBaseT™ signal transmission on remote unit
• EDID Buffer for smooth power-up and the highest quality display
• HDMI (3D, Deep Color, 1080P, 4K); HDCP 2.2 Compatible
• Long distance with superior video quality - HDBaseT™ Standard mode up to 4K @ 100 m (Cat 6 / 6a / 2L-2910) - HDBaseT™ Long-Reach mode up to 1080P @ 150 m
• Long Reach mode switch – switches between HDBaseT™ Standard and Long Reach modes in a snap
• Supports individual 2-channel stereo audio and USB 2.0 full speed ports
• Supports PC wakeup function via single pushbutton
• Built-in 8KV / 15KV ESD protection (Contact voltage 8KV; Air voltage 15KV)

The AdderLink XDIP nodes can be configured as a simple extender, distributed KVM switch or KVM Matrix with the latest firmware allowing each Receiver to connect to a maximum number of 16 transmitter units and each Transmitter unit can now be connected to 256 receiver units. XDIP runs on a standard IP network and enables users to extend and manage their computers with ultra-low latency, HD video and stereo audio.

• Uses IP technology over standard CATx network cable
• Point-to-point, switching, sharing or small matrix operation
• Open RESTful API - An API is now available so each XDIP Receiver can be controlled from a 3rd Party controller. An example App and code is available to help developers.
• Local USB and video feed through ports
• Can be powered by PoE -the only difference betwieen the XDIP and XDIP-POE models is that the XDIP comes with a PSU and cable
• USB2.0 (low & full speed) for keyboard, mouse, tablet and touch screen
• Analog audio with headphone support

Note: it is a single unit that can be configured to be a transmitter or receiver, so you will need two for an extender pair.

This PoE model is powered by PoE or an optional external PSU.

The AdderLink XDIP nodes can be configured as a simple extender, distributed KVM switch or KVM Matrix with the latest firmware allowing each Receiver to connect to a maximum number of 16 transmitter units and each Transmitter unit can now be connected to 256 receiver units. XDIP runs on a standard IP network and enables users to extend and manage their computers with ultra-low latency, HD video and stereo audio.

• Uses IP technology over standard CATx network cable
• Point-to-point, switching, sharing or small matrix operation
• Open RESTful API - An API is now available so each XDIP Receiver can be controlled from a 3rd Party controller. An example App and code is available to help developers.
• Local USB and video feed through ports
• Powered by PoE, (the only difference betwieen the XDIP and XDIP-POE models is that the XDIP comes with a PSU and cable
• USB2.0 (low & full speed) for keyboard, mouse, tablet and touch screen
• Analog audio with headphone support

Note: it is a single unit that can be configured to be a transmitter or receiver, so you will need two for an extender pair.

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