CrystalView DVI Quad DVI / HID / USB 2.0 / CATx / Fiber KVM EXTENDER Rose electronics

DVI / HID / USB 2.0 / CATx / Fiber KVM EXTENDER

Extends keyboard, quad video, and mouse signals up to 33,000' over singlemode fiber, 3,280' over multimode fiber and 460' over CATx
Supports DVI-D video at resolutions up to 1920 x 1200
User selectable DDC table
Serial, audio, and dual access on all models
PS/2 and USB keyboard and mouse support

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

# Supports 4 DVI-D singlelink video modes
# PS/2 or USB keyboards and mice
# Optional USB 2.0 support
# Optional CWDM upgrade
# Sends all data, including USB over a single pair of singlemode fiber cables
# Bi-Directional serial
# Full CD Quality stereo audio
# Video resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz
# Supports 18/24–Bit color (18 Bit-CATx / 24 Bit-Fiber)
# Quad video model
# Local access on all models
# Fully automatic KVM sharing
# Extend a KVM station from a quad-head CPU up to:
460'CATx cable
656' (200m) w/62.5µm multimode-fiber
1,300' (400m) w/ 50.0µm multimode fiber
3,280' (1000m) w/50.0µm multimode fiber OM3
33,000' (10,000m) w/9.0µm singlemode fiber

The Rose advantages:

The CrystalView DVI Quad is the KVM extender of choice for businesses that need to extend and operate a quad-head computer from a great distance. The CrystalView DVI Quad makes this possible by the use of Catx, singlemode or multimode fiber cable. You can fully operate and control a computer or server from as far away as 6 miles using 9 µm singlemode fiber. The CrystalView DVI Quad supports all combinations of DVI-D monitors and video cards.

The system consists of two units; a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter connects to your CPU’s keyboard, DVI-D quad video ports, and mouse connectors. The receiver connects to a keyboard, four DVI-D video monitors and mouse or KVM station. The transmitter and receiver are connected together with CATx or fiber cable depending on your model. The receiver can be up to 6 miles from the transmitter using 9µm Singlemode.

All models are available with both transmitter and receiver KVM access. The transmitter’s KVM access allows an additional KVM station to be connected to the transmitter unit.