Overview:

The 4K KVM over IP HD video fiber optic extender is a KVM video signal extension device primarily based on IP technology and connected via fiber optics. Featuring professional over IP KVM functionality, it enables remote access to the computer system through the internal network from the USB control terminal.

VGAKVM HD Video Fiber Extender

1. An all-in-one fiber optic HD video KVM extender that integrates VGA video signals, USB keyboard and mouse control signals, USB2.0HUB functionality (including USB devices like USB drives, USB keys, printers, external hard drives, and touchscreens), RS232 interface signals, bidirectional audio signals, and LC fiber optic interface, all housed in a rugged metal casing.

2. The system employs Gigabit digital encoding technology to connect the device's local transmitter to the computer's VGA video signal and USB control signal. These signals are transmitted via fiber optic jumpers (single-mode up to 20 kilometers, multi-mode 300-500 meters) to the receiver's extension unit, enabling users to operate the computer directly from the receiving end.

3. Supports 1920 x 1080P resolution for exceptional visual display. Ensures high-quality video with ultra-low latency. Ideal for education, banking, healthcare, and confidential office environments.

Package Includes

 Features

l The gigabit digital encoding technology provides clear, smooth images with minimal delay

l Independent bidirectional audio transmission;

l HDMI Digital Audio and HDMI Audio Separation

l USB 2.0 hub capability (supporting USB devices including flash drives, printers, wireless peripherals, and touchscreens);

l It employs SFP single-mode single-fiber LC optical fiber signal interface for transmission.

l Hot-swappable design, plug and play;

l Supports 3840 x 2160@30Hz and backward compatibility with various standard resolutions;

l Featuring four powerful USB ports, it supports high-capacity USB devices.

l You can connect through a switch or directly

l Compatible with different video signal interfaces.

Product options

attended operation

1. First, verify that the dial codes on both the sender and receiver match. 

2. The transmitter connects to the controlled host via standard video cables, USB cables, and audio cables.

3. The receiver connects to monitors, audio devices, USB keyboards, mice, and other USB peripherals.

4. The sender and receiver are connected by optical fiber.

5. Turn on the power supply of the transmitter and receiver;

6. The sender and receiver display the connection status through indicator lights;

7. Supports hot-swapping, allowing you to add or remove controlled devices at any time without shutting down the KVM power.

8. Cross-platform support for mainstream operating systems including Windows, Linux, and Sun.

Note: Change the dial code and power off the device to restart it.

Interface Schematic Diagram