Gefen
Gefen EXT-DVIKVM-LAN-LRX DVI KVM over IP Extender with Local DVI Output
Extends DVI, USB, RS-232 and stereo audio 328 ft over CAT5/6 with local DVI output and four USB 2.0 ports
- Power ConsumptionSender: 10W maximum Receiver: 20W maximum
- Power SupplySender: 5V DC 2.6A, locking Receiver: 5V DC 4A, locking
- SpecificationMaximum Pixel Clock: 165 MHz Video Input Connector (Sender):
- FeatureExtends DVI, USB, RS-232, and stereo analog audio over IP, u
- Dimensions8.4" x 1.7" x 4.5"
- Extends DVI, USB, RS-232 and audio over IP using Gigabit LAN
- Supports resolutions up to 1080p and 1920 x 1200 WUXGA
- Local DVI output on sender plus four USB 2.0 ports on receiver
- Three-port Ethernet switch built into receiver for network connectivity
- Sender and receiver operate up to 328 ft over CAT5/6
Professional DVI KVM Extension
The Gefen EXT-DVIKVM-LAN-LRX extends DVI video, USB 2.0 peripherals, RS-232 control and stereo analog audio over a Gigabit LAN. A sender unit provides a local DVI output for on-site monitoring while the receiver connects up to four USB devices and includes a three-port Ethernet switch. Maximum supported resolutions are 1080p and 1920 x 1200 WUXGA at a 165 MHz pixel clock.
Verify Network And Cabling
Ensure your infrastructure uses CAT5/6 cabling with runs no longer than 328 ft between sender and receiver. The Gigabit switch must support 8k jumbo frames for multipoint matrix operation. Confirm the sender requires a 5V DC 2.6A locking supply and the receiver a 5V DC 4A locking supply. Video sources must output a DVI 29-pin digital-only signal.
Replaces Point-To-Point Extenders
This IP-based system replaces direct CAT5/6 KVM extenders when you need a virtual matrix of up to 65,000 endpoints or shared USB access across multiple receivers. The jump is worth it for installations requiring flexible routing between mixed HDMI, DVI and VGA sources without dedicated cabling per link. It is not suited for buyers needing uncompressed video beyond 1920 x 1200 or fibre-distance transmission.
Highlights
- Extends DVI, USB, RS-232 and audio over IP using Gigabit LAN
- Supports resolutions up to 1080p and 1920 x 1200 WUXGA
- Local DVI output on sender plus four USB 2.0 ports on receiver
- Three-port Ethernet switch built into receiver for network connectivity
- Sender and receiver operate up to 328 ft over CAT5/6
Specifications
| Brand | Gefen |
|---|---|
| Model | EXT-DVIKVM-LAN-LRX |
| Power Consumption | Sender: 10W maximum Receiver: 20W maximum |
| Power Supply | Sender: 5V DC 2.6A, locking Receiver: 5V DC 4A, locking |
| Specification | Maximum Pixel Clock: 165 MHz Video Input Connector (Sender): (1) DVI 29-pin, female, digital only Video Local Output Connector (Sender): (1) DVI 29-pin, female, digital only Video Output Connector (Receiver): (1) DVI 29-pin, female, digital only Line Input (Sender): (1) 3.5mm mini-stereo jack Line Output (Receiver): (1) 3.5mm mini-stereo jack USB Host Interface (Sender): (1) USB Type B, female USB Device Connectors (Receiver): (4) USB Type A, female RS-232 Connector (Sender): 1) DB-9, female RS-232 Connector (Receiver): (1) DB-9, male Ethernet connector (Sender): (1) RJ-45, female Et |
| Feature | Extends DVI, USB, RS-232, and stereo analog audio over IP, using a Gigabit Local Area Network Any combination of HDMI, DVI, and VGA Senders and Receivers can be used together to create a "Virtual Matrix" Any combination of HDMI, DVI, and VGA Senders and Receivers can be used together to create a "Virtual Matrix" Supports resolutions up to 1080p Full HD and 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA) Supports a local DVI monitor at Sender side Supports 4 USB devices at Receiver side, with 500mA current capability per port, USB 2.0 data rates up to 480 Mbps, and backward-compatibility with USB 1.1 Any of the |
| Dimensions | 8.4" x 1.7" x 4.5" |
| Shipping weight | 2.09 kg |
| Package size | 343 × 210 × 95 mm |
Questions about this item
What cables and power supplies come with the EXT-DVIKVM-LAN-LRX, and which items must be sourced separately?
The unit includes an L-shaped mounting bracket and locking 5 V DC power supplies (2.6 A for the sender, 4 A for the receiver). CAT5/6 network cables, DVI cables, USB peripherals and a Gigabit switch with 8 k jumbo-frame support are not included.
When should I choose the LRX receiver instead of a standard transmitter/receiver pair?
Select the LRX when you need a local DVI monitor at the sender location plus four USB 2.0 ports, RS-232 and stereo audio at the receiver, and the ability to join a virtual matrix of up to 65,000 units over Gigabit Ethernet.
What does the 165 MHz pixel clock mean for the video I see at the receiver?
It supports input and output resolutions up to 1080p Full HD and 1920 x 1200 WUXGA over the IP link.
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