The DVI KVM over IP extends DVI, USB, 2-way analog audio, RS-232, and IR, over a Gigabit Local Area Network. Resolutions up to 1080p Full HD and 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA) are supported. HDMI digital audio is also supported when using HDMI sources and displays with HDMI-to-DVI adapters. The sender and receiver units can be automatically or manually configured to unique IP addresses to allow the connection of multiple senders and receivers to the same network. Multiple receiver units can simultaneously connect to any sender unit within the network to create a virtual crosspoint matrix of 256 senders. Any combination of HDMI, DVI, and VGA senders and receivers can be used. Each receiver unit has a built-in Ethernet switch and two additional RJ-45 Ethernet ports to allow for the connection of computers and other IP-enabled devices. USB 2.0 data rates up to 480 Mbps are supported in addition to backward-compatibility with USB 1.1. Each receiver unit provides two USB ports with up to 500 mA current draw per connector, providing access to keyboard, mouse, and other compatible devices. Bi-directional analog audio capability allows audio to be transported between the sender and the receiver units. The built-in microphone pre-amp on the receiver unit ensures compatibility with a variety of microphones. IR commands from the receiver side can be extended to sources connected to any of the senders units. RS-232 serial control can also be extended between each sender and receiver unit. The built-in web server interface makes set-up and configuration simple and intuitive. The DVI KVM over IP is perfect for large scale remote workstation access and digital signage applications.

• Extends DVI, USB, RS-232, bi-directional stereo analog audio, and IR over IP, using a Gigabit Local Area Network
• Any combination of HDMI, DVI, and VGA senders and receivers can be used together to create a "virtual matrix"
• Supports resolutions up to 1080p Full HD and 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA)
• Supports 2 USB devices at receiver side, with 500 mA current capability per port, USB 2.0 data rates up to 480 Mbps, and backward-compatibility with USB 1.1
• Three-port Ethernet switch built into the receiver unit
• Switch/USB button facilitates scrolling between multiple senders and accessing a USB host computer from multiple receivers
• Mode button on sender for sharpness or motion optimization of image
• Easy-to-use web server interface for quick system set-up, operation, and firmware upgrade
• Locking power supply connectors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you need two to use? Or do you just use another laptop or computer? I still don’t really understand how it works exactly... sorry.

A: You will only need one of the NewerTech HDMI Headless 4K Display Emulator for Remote Access. The purpose of this item is to access your system remotely without having it connected to a monitor. So you connect the NewerTech HDMI Headless 4K Display Emulator for Remote Access to the HDMI port of the system you want to access remotely. The NewerTech HDMI Headless 4K Display Emulator for Remote Access will trick the system in thinking it has a monitor connected to it.

Q: 2. Can this controller operate with the JVC LS300 and other JVC IP camcorders?

A: It cannot. This controller will not be able to operate the JVC LS300. It is designed specifically to work with the JVC KY-PZ100 PTZ camera. https://bhpho.to/2mrLu8Z

Q: 3. Is this useable for Godox AD360？

A: No

Q: 4. Is this Nikon WR-T10 Wireless Remote Controller has a lock. so I can lock the shutter release button for bulb mode in Nikon D810?

A: There is no lock button, but while in bulb mode you click once to open the shutter and again to close the shutter.

Q: 5. For the D850, do I need the adapter also or just the transmitter and receiver?

A: You need the receiver, the adapter, and the transmitter. The transmitter is the one shown - the WR-T10. You also need the WR-R10 receiver and for the D850 with a 10 pin port, the WR-A10 adapter. You can use this for other cameras tht have different ports with the appropriate adapter. The wireless system has longer range and is more reliable than the consumer remote that uses IR. This is more expensive, but more effective.

Q: 6. Can the tilt control be reversed?

A: No it cannot.

Q: 7. Is the iris control smooth, or is it a series of click presets?

A: The smoothness of the Iris should depend on the camera you are using with this unit and how it is set up. However this unit should allow you to go from f-stop to f-stop just as you would with any camera.

Q: 8. Can I trigger video recording with this controller?

A: Found this on Nikon UK website Nikons WR-R10 wireless transceiver and WR-T10 wireless transmitter let you control key camera functions from a distance, even if there are objects between yourself and the camera. Compatible with specific Nikon D-SLRs, these devices allow control of autofocus, video recording, continuous shooting and silent shooting, as well as of a feature allocated to the function button .

Q: 9. Can this controller be used with the Bird Dog P200?

A: We can only say that the Birddog controller for Birddog cameras would be the correct choice and totally compatible with Birddog cameras. See this link https://bhpho.to/3vblIWh

Q: 10. Will this emulate 2560x1440?

A: absolutely