The IOGEAR Long Range Wireless DVI Transmitteris compatible with the HDMI and DVI receivers of the Ultra Long Range lineup and transmits from up to 600' in up to 1080p60 resolution. The signal is transmitted wirelessly over the free 5 GHz frequency band.

Like the rest of the lineup, this transmitter features a sleek and minimalist design with simply a DVI input and two large antennas on the rear and LED indicators on the front. Complementing the design, the wireless capability of the Ultra Long Range lineup eliminates the need for long cables and prevents cable clutter. Moreover, the Ultra Long Range lineup is a plug-and-play solution, providing for additional efficiency and convenience.

Designed for digital signage applications, the transmitter is suitable for use in restaurants, retail stores, airports, houses of worship, concerts, sports venues, and office environments to deliver signals from devices such as laptops/computers.

Designed for Wireless Digital Signage    Pairs with DVI and HDMI Receivers    600' Range    Up to 1080p60 Resolution Support    5 GHz Frequency Band    Plug-and-Play Solution

• Compatible with DVI and HDMI Ultra Long Range receivers

• 600' range

• Up to 1080p60 resolution support

• 5 GHz frequency band

• Plug-and-play solution

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this work with a cameras true 59.97hz rate vs, 60hz?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 2. How many receivers can this transmit to simultaneously?

A: The IOGEAR Transmitter for Long-Range Wireless 4K Video Kit (BH # IOGWLRSS4KTX) can transmit to a maximum of 4 receivers. The GWLRSSKIT4K can be set up to be used in switch mode or splitter mode to support either 10 transmitters to one receiver (switch mode) or 1 transmitter to 4 receivers (splitter mode).

Q: 3. Does the keyboard have caps lock or num lock lights?

A: This keyboard has status indicators.

Q: 4. What are the dimensions of the mouse (especially the length)?

A: The IOGEAR Long-Range 2.4 GHz Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo's mouse is 1" x 4.4" x 2.4" (H x L x W).

Q: 5. Can I have two receivers receiving from the same transmitter?

A: Up to three additional separately sold transmitters can be paired with the receiver. But only one receiver may be used in a system.

Q: 6. Can you use 2 transmitter/receiver sets simultaneously? One for a primary display (projecter), and the other for a stage display (tv)?

A: We're afraid not. According to IO Gears you are only able to have one of these systems working at a time in an area. You will not be able to use two of them.

Q: 7. Does this device transmit & receive on the same radio frequencies as Wireless Access Points (2.4GHz and/or 5.0GHz? Thus causing channel contention/interference?

A: This device operates on 4.9 5.9 GHz (includes non-DFS and DFS frequency bands). It should not interfere with most Wi-Fi networks or devices.

Q: 8. Does the transmiter need a power source to work, or do you just plug it in the HDMI port of the notebook? If it does need a power source, which kind of power does it use? To you connect it to an available USB port on the notebook or do you have to connect it to a power plug?

A: I never got that thing working, however item number ACMWTV2KIT01 worked great

Q: 9. Can one Transmitter be received by two receivers at the same time?

A: No, but up to three additional separately sold transmitters can be paired with the receiver.

Q: 10. Can the receive powered by standard USB? How much A?

A: The mini usb can be used for power. The transmitter requires 1A the receiver 1.5A.