Avocent
Avocent MXT5110-DVI KVM switch
A KVM extender that transmits digital video, audio and USB over a scalable matrix platform for broadcast workflows
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- Future-proof extension platform for evolving broadcast technology
- Reliable management of digital file-based workflows
- Plug-and-play setup eliminates complex configuration
- Scalable architecture grows with higher resolutions and USB standards
- Flexible system control without future hardware concerns
Avocent MXT5110-DVI KVM Transmitter
The Avocent MXT5110-DVI is a matrix transmitter designed for professional KVM extension over digital infrastructure. It targets broadcast and production environments that require reliable remote access to computing assets. The unit supports keyboard, video, mouse, audio and USB signals across a scalable matrix architecture. It is built for facilities managing content creation through to final delivery workflows.
Replaces direct cabling and fixed-distance KVM links
This transmitter replaces traditional point-to-point KVM extenders that limit workstation placement and system growth. The jump is worth it when a facility needs a configurable digital platform that can expand as higher video resolutions and improved USB standards become available. It removes the need to recable or replace hardware each time technology advances. The matrix approach centralises management and simplifies future upgrades.
Suits broadcast studios
This product suits operators who require a future-proof extension platform for digital file-based workflows. It fits teams that value plug-and-play deployment and centralised reliability across content creation, production and delivery stages. Buyers who need only a simple desktop switch for a single workstation should look at something else. Facilities without matrix infrastructure or digital growth plans will not utilise its full capability.
Highlights
- Future-proof extension platform for evolving broadcast technology
- Reliable management of digital file-based workflows
- Plug-and-play setup eliminates complex configuration
- Scalable architecture grows with higher resolutions and USB standards
- Flexible system control without future hardware concerns
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What mounting hardware or rack space does the MXT5110-DVI need?
The unit is a compact transmitter that sits on a desk or shelf; no rack ears or brackets are included.
How is the MXT5110-DVI installed and what step is often missed?
Connect the DVI video, USB and audio cables to the source, link the transmitter to the receiver over the matrix cable, then power both ends — users sometimes forget to apply power to the remote receiver.
Which parts of the MXT5110-DVI will need replacement over time?
The external power supply and the interconnect cables are the only field-replaceable items; the transmitter itself has no user-serviceable components.
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