Overview
The 120M HDMI KVM Many to Many Over IP Extender with IR (HKE12MMA10), Support USB keyboard and mouse data, IR signal transmitted over a LAN (Local Area Network). Support input resolution up to 1080P Full HD. According to 1000M IGMP network switch, source content can be transmitted from several transmitters (Up to 16 transmitters) to several receivers (Up to 253 receivers) over LAN, and the transmitter can be controlled by either of the receivers in the same local area network by IR or USB keyboard and mouse. This product can be used on remote DVR for Security System, servers in data centre and monitor room.
Features
- Support resolution up to 1080p Full HD
- Support TMDS equalization and enhancement
- By transmitting keyboard and mouse Datas via LAN, it is easy to control PC or other media players remotely
- Routes up to 16 transmitters to 253 receivers by 1000M IGMP network switch
- Support infrared remote control signal pass through
- Support Fiber-Optic converter to extend transmission distance up to 20KM
- Complies with TCP / IP protocol (image will be compressed)
Diagram


Simple Setup: a transmitter and a receiver
This device uses over CAT5/6 cables to extend the HDMI signal up to 393ft at 1080p@60Hz. It breaks the limitation of HDMI cable lengths and has more flexibility and convenience for installation. The extender system consists of a transmitter(TX) and a receiver(RX). Connect your HDMI source such as PC, game console, Blu-ray player and media player to the Transmitter with an HDMI cable.
Up to 16 transmitters to 253 receivers
By using 1000M IGMP network switch, source content can be transmitted from several transmitters (Up to 16 transmitters) to several receivers (Up to 253 receivers) over LAN, and the transmitter can be controlled by either of the receivers in the same local area network by IR or USB keyboard and mouse.


With EDID virtual display
This KVM Switch has EDID emulators in each input port, which helps to keep PCs always having correct display information, prevent display settings from changing while switching input ports.