120m 1080p HDMI KVM Extender with PoE & Quad-Screen Cross-Control

Connect a PC or other HDMI source to each transmitter and an HDMI display to each receiver. Maximum output is 1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz with HDCP 1.4. Keyboard and Mouse Cross-Control is compatible with Windows, macOS and Ubuntu when each computer has a working USB connection to its transmitter.

Use Cat5e or higher-grade UTP/FTP Ethernet cable. Keep each supported copper link within 120 m (394 ft). For long or electrically noisy runs, use high-quality Cat6 or Cat6a cable with correctly terminated connectors and avoid damaged cables, unnecessary couplers and routing beside high-voltage power lines.

Use reliable Ethernet infrastructure with enough ports and capacity for all connected transmitters and receivers. For larger installations, the existing FAQ recommends a managed Gigabit switch with IGMP snooping and a dedicated VLAN. Confirm port speed, VLAN membership, DHCP service, multicast policies and PoE power budget with the network administrator before deployment.

No. The maximum supported format is 1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz with HDCP 1.4. Actual performance also depends on the source, display, HDMI cables, Ethernet link and network equipment.

It supports point-to-point, point-to-multipoint and multipoint-to-multipoint installations. One transmitter can feed multiple receivers, and multiple uniquely identified transmitters and receivers can share the same local network. The system supports up to 32 transmitters and 32 receivers.

Single-Screen mode displays one selected transmitter source across the entire receiver display. Quad-Screen mode, labeled PAP in the OSD, displays four transmitter sources at the same time in four quadrants.

In Quad-Screen mode, one keyboard and mouse connected to the receiver can control the four computers shown on screen. Move the cursor across a quadrant boundary to transfer control to the computer in the next segment. No additional cross-control software is required, but every controlled computer must be connected to its transmitter by USB.

No. A transmitter or receiver receiving stable power from a compatible PoE-enabled switch port does not need its local power adapter. If PoE is unavailable or the switch power budget is insufficient, use the supplied adapter for that unit. Do not use an incompatible passive PoE injector.

The receiver 3.5 mm stereo output plays audio from one displayed source at a time. The OSD identifies the active audio quadrant. Select the required quadrant with the receiver controls or supported hotkeys, and make sure the source sends audio through HDMI.

Assign each transmitter a unique communication ID from 1 to 32. In Single-Screen mode, select that ID on the receiver; in Quad-Screen mode, assign one transmitter ID to each quadrant. Each unit also has an IP address, and its DHCP client can obtain one automatically from a network with an active DHCP server.

Connect the computer to the transmitter with HDMI and USB Type-A to Type-B, connect the transmitter and receiver directly with Cat5e or higher cable or through the planned network switch, and connect the receiver to the HDMI display, keyboard, mouse and optional audio device. Power both units by compatible PoE or their supplied adapters, then set the receiver to the transmitter communication ID. HDMI, USB host and Ethernet cables are not listed in the package.

Give every transmitter a different ID from 1 to 32. Do not assign the same ID to two transmitters on the same network. Multiple receivers may select the same transmitter when one source needs to be distributed to several locations, but simultaneous keyboard and mouse input should be managed to avoid conflicting control.

In Single-Screen mode, use Up and Down to change the selected transmitter ID. In Quad-Screen mode, use the audio-selection control to cycle through the four quadrants, then use Up to change the transmitter ID assigned to the selected quadrant. Press MENU to open the OSD, navigate its options and confirm selections.

Press Right Ctrl twice within two seconds, then enter the command within three seconds. Use M to switch between Single-Screen and Quad-Screen modes. Enter a one- or two-digit transmitter ID from 1 to 32 to select a source. In Quad-Screen mode, use Up Arrow for the next quadrant or Down Arrow for the previous quadrant, then enter the required transmitter ID.

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