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Jansicotek
Extends 1080p HDMI, keyboard and mouse up to 196 ft over a single CAT6 cable with zero-latency uncompressed video, local loop-out and power-over-cable
The Jansicotek extender transmits 1080p video and USB keyboard and mouse signals up to 196 feet over a single AWG23 Cat6 cable. It targets installers who need to place a display and input devices far from the source computer in classrooms, control rooms or digital signage setups. Power over cable allows the receiver to draw power from the transmitter, so only one 12 V adapter is required. The unit also provides an HDMI loop output on the transmitter for a local monitor.
The HDMI loop-out on the transmitter lets a local screen mirror the remote image without extra splitters or matrix switches. Power over cable means the receiver needs no separate outlet, reducing socket count at the display end. Supported audio formats include LPCM 2.0, 5.1 and 7.1 plus Dolby Digital, DTS 5.1 and Dolby Digital+ for multi-channel sound. The extender handles 3D and HDR content at 1080p60 without compression or added latency.
Terminate Cat5e or Cat6 to the IEEE-568B standard and use solid-core AWG23 cable for the full 196-foot reach; stranded patch cords often limit distance to 131 or 164 feet. Connect the transmitter USB Type-B port to the host PC and plug keyboard and mouse into the receiver USB ports. If the remote display does not show an image, power-cycle the transmitter first to force EDID re-negotiation. The single 12 V adapter plugs into the transmitter; the receiver is powered through the link cable.
| Device Type | Transceiver |
|---|---|
| Standards | IEEE-568B |
| Transfer Rate | 10 Gbps |
| Power Adapter | DC 12V/1A |
| Feature | Long range transmission:up to 60m/196ft over a single AWG23 CAT6 cable; Video resolution:Up to 576P,720P,1920x1080P@60Hz,3D,HDR; Audio format:LPCM2/5.1/7.1,Dolby Digital,DTS 5.1,Dolby Digital+ ; POC function:Power over CAT cable,only need one power adapter; HDMI loop out function:The transmitter with one HDMI local loop out; Uncompressed mode:ZERO Delay,No loss; KVM Rmote Control:keyboard and mouse remote control transmitter from long distance; Male to male:one TX to one RX applicataion; Video standard:compliance with HDMI 1.4b and HDCP 1.4 ,and compliant DVI standard; Built-in autom |
| Package Contents | HDMI KVM extender transmitter x1 HDMI KVM extender receiver x1 Power adapter x1 User manual x1 |
The extender uses a single DC 12V/1A adapter for both units via POC over the CAT cable; no other power supply is required, so only that adapter may need replacement after extended use.
The spec lists 60 m (196 ft) over AWG23 Cat6, 50 m (164 ft) over Cat5e and 40 m (131 ft) over Cat5, so the cable category you install sets the hard distance ceiling.
Only one 12 V/1 A adapter powers both ends through the CAT link, and the feature list notes low power consumption with ESD protection, so heat and draw remain minimal during continuous operation.
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