The MuxLab HDMI 4K/60 KVM IP Extender Transmitteris based on SDVoE technology and extends a server/workstation with 4K support to one or more operators, who in turn can manage the server/workstation in a KVM workflow. The transmitter features an HDMI 2.0 input and allows up to a 328' UHD 4K/60 extension over Cat 5e/6 cabling. It's compatible with the corresponding HDMI 4K/60 KVM over IP Extender Receiver, sold separately. Transmission is with zero latency. The signal can be sent uncompressed at 4K/60 4:2:0 or with light, visually lossless compression at 4:4:4 sampling.

By setting up a transmitter per server/workstation and a receiver at each operator, with each pair connected over Cat 5e/6 from a 10-Gigabit Ethernet switch, up to hundreds of servers/workstations can be managed, depending on network bandwidth. The operator managing everything can connect a remote monitor, keyboard, mouse, and powered audio speakers on the receiver end to any of the servers/workstations in the setup. The transmitter also has a USB Type-B port and supports Smart Whiteboard applications over both USB and HDMI. It also offers 2-way IR for remote management of endpoint devices and provides RS-232 support via a 3-pin terminal block.

Two RJ45 ports are provided. One is a 10-Gigabit port and the other a 1-Gigabit port for connecting network devices. One of the supported optional control options is the MuxLab Pro Digital Network Controller, which is designed to simplify centralized configuration and control, and which allows for connectivity management from the MuxControl iOS/Android app as well as 3rd-party mobile apps.

SDVoE "Full Stack Solution" Technology    Server/Workstation to Numerous Operators    328' UHD 4K/60 4:4:4 Cat 5e/6 Extension    RS-232 Support; 2-Way IR

• Based on SDVoE technology, which provides a "full-stack solution", offering a solution at every layer of a 7-layer OSI stack
• Extend a server/workstation with 4K support to one or more operators
• HDMI 2.0 input; up to a 328' UHD 4K/60 extension with zero latency over Cat 5e/6 cabling
• Up to hundreds of servers/workstations can be managed by a single operator in a workflow with a 10-Gigabit Ethernet switch
• Send uncompressed 4K/60 4:2:0 or lightly compressed 4K/60 4:4:4
• Smart Whiteboard support over HDMI and USB
• 2-way IR for remote management of endpoint devices
• RS-232 support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this unit simultaneously drive more than one monitor?

A: It should be able to simultaneously drive up to 4 monitors...although HDCP compliance can cause problems with certain combinations of connected equipment (google HDCP for more information)

Q: 2. Is this simultaneous output to two monitors/TVs

A: YES

Q: 3. Will this splitter reset all outputs when a new devise is attached to the output?

A: I agree with Jan on this. It's not always consistent. I find that if the device is powered (like a gopro) it picks it right up. If it's a mini recorder, or a device that runs off of another units power (thunderbolt from a macbook) it might not pick it up.

Q: 4. Will the analog rca outputs carry the encoded old school 5.1 dolby surround?

A: No, the MuxLab 4x1's RCA outputs would only be capable of outputting stereo analog audio.

Q: 5. Does this device only pair with the transmitter or can you link this device to decode any ip stream like an h264 from a camera.

A: If you are looking to send Video over a LAN/WAN network we recommend NDI encoders and decoders. The Ocean Matrix OMX-HDMI-2-IP has multiple setup solutions listed here. All of the setups are Transmitter to Receiver. Configuration - https://bit.ly/3BOLgeO

Q: 6. by having this splitter how long my HDMI output cable can be?

A: 40 feet is the longest I would go with HDMI to maintain signal quality. I use a 20 ft output cable with this splitter and it works great. However, if it sits for a long time without a signal going through it...it might go on standby and you'll have to reset the unit.

Q: 7. Will this product create a new HDMI source?

A: This product takes in a single HDMI signal and turns it in to two HDMI signals.

Q: 8. One user claims it does not work with extended view. Was this correct?

A: Yes, the MuxLab HDMI 1 x 2 Splitter BH #MUHDMI1X2SP is simply a splitter. A splitter will only mirror the same signal, it will not give you independent displays. To get independent displays, you need 2 separate video outputs on the computer.

Q: 9. Can I output the signal to 100 feet from a laptop to 2 tv's with this splitter?

A: Unfortunately, that is not possible.

Q: 10. Can it output to 2 displays of different resolution? i.e. 4K + 1080p (downscaled)

A: This product will output the resolution you input in to it, up to UHD 4K. We are not aware of it being able to send out two different resolutions.