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Black Box Corporation

Black Box EMD2000PE-R-P KVM Switch, Single-Monitor, PoE, DVI-D, USB 2.0, Audio

SKU CH-4GA2-N4VMX MPN EMD2000PE-R-P

Single-monitor KVM extender receiver delivers 1920 x 1080 DVI video, USB 2.0, audio and PoE for physical and virtual server access

  • TypeD-Sub, USB, RJ-45, Stereo Jack
  • PC Connectors(2) DVI output (4) USB Type A female (1) RJ - 45 network (1)
  • TemperatureOperating: 0 to 40°C Storage: -20 to 60°C
  • Humidity5 to 95%, noncondensing
  • Power FeaturesExternal power supply, 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz Consumption (Ty
  • FeaturesNext-generation KVM extension and matrix switching simplify
  • Single-monitor DVI video at 1920 x 1080 resolution
  • Power over Ethernet support with PoE-capable network switch
  • Transparent USB 2.0 and audio for keyboard, mouse and headset
  • Centralised management via OSD or Boxilla for endpoints and firmware
  • Compact receiver at 1.19 lbs with 8.5 W typical consumption

Single-Monitor KVM Receiver

The Black Box EMD2000PE-R-P is a single-monitor KVM extender receiver that provides local console access to physical and virtual servers. It connects over a standard IP network and draws power through PoE when a compatible switch is present. The unit is aimed at administrators who need remote management without a dedicated workstation at the rack.

DVI-D and USB 2.0 Extension

This receiver replaces direct-attached keyboards, mice and monitors at the server side by extending DVI-D video up to 1920 x 1080 and transparent USB 2.0 over the network. The jump is worth it when servers sit in a secure or climate-controlled room and operators must work from a comfortable, centralised console. It also adds virtual machine access alongside physical server control.

1080p Video and USB Peripheral Headroom

The device comfortably handles full HD DVI video at 1920 x 1080 and typical USB HID devices such as keyboards and mice through its four Type A ports. Audio is supported via 3.5 mm speaker and microphone jacks. Bandwidth-intensive USB peripherals or resolutions beyond 1080p are not supported by this receiver.

Highlights

  • Single-monitor DVI video at 1920 x 1080 resolution
  • Power over Ethernet support with PoE-capable network switch
  • Transparent USB 2.0 and audio for keyboard, mouse and headset
  • Centralised management via OSD or Boxilla for endpoints and firmware
  • Compact receiver at 1.19 lbs with 8.5 W typical consumption

Specifications

BrandBlack Box
ModelEMD2000PE-R-P
TypeD-Sub, USB, RJ-45, Stereo Jack
PC Connectors(2) DVI output
(4) USB Type A female
(1) RJ - 45 network
(1) SFP network
(2) 3.5 mm audio for SPK and MIC
TemperatureOperating: 0 to 40°C
Storage: -20 to 60°C
Humidity5 to 95%, noncondensing
Power FeaturesExternal power supply, 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Consumption (Typical):
Unit: 8.5 watts with keyboard and mouse attached;
Power supply: 36 W to support USB based powered devices
FeaturesNext-generation KVM extension and matrix switching simplify access to both physical and virtual servers.
Pixel-perfect HD DVI video up to 1920 x 1080
Supports PoE (requires PoE capable switch)
Supports USB HID, transparent USB 2.0, and audio
Manage bandwidth and user access, deploy new endpoints, update firmware, and more from the receiver's OSD or Boxilla
Compatible with existing KVM systems like DKM and Boxilla
Dimensions1.32" x 7.62" x 5.79"
Weight1.19 lbs.
Shipping weight1.81 kg
Package size254 × 203 × 102 mm

Questions about this item

What rack space and clearance does the 1.32-inch-high receiver need?

The unit measures 1.32 inches high, 7.62 inches wide and 5.79 inches deep, so it fits in a single rack unit with room for rear cable bends.

Which connection step is often missed when powering the receiver over the network?

Connect the RJ-45 or SFP port to a PoE-capable switch; without PoE the external 100-240 VAC supply must be used instead.

What ongoing upkeep does the receiver require for firmware and attached USB devices?

Firmware updates are applied through the on-screen display or Boxilla, and the 36-watt supply supports USB-powered peripherals that may need replacement over time.

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