STARTECH SV565UTPHDU KVM Switch 100m 1080p USB 2.0
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Extends USB and VGA KVM control up to 500 ft over Cat5 or Cat6 UTP cable with included power adapter
Computer Connections 500 ft over CAT5 VGA
This USB VGA KVM console extender lets you operate a server or computer from up to 500 ft away over a standard Cat5 or Cat6 UTP cable. It supports one computer connection and provides console ports for a VGA monitor and two USB devices. The unit includes a 9 V DC power adapter and is built for remote monitoring in industrial or server-room environments.
Replace a direct VGA and USB cable run when the console must sit farther than standard video cables allow. The jump is worth it when you need to place a keyboard monitor and mouse up to 500 ft from the computer or KVM switch while keeping full USB peripheral support.
Video resolution drops from 1280 x 1024 at 300 ft to 1024 x 768 at the full 500 ft reach. The extender requires a solid UTP cable run and local power at the transmitter side. It does not transmit audio or support digital video interfaces.
| Brand | StarTech.com |
|---|---|
| Model | SV565UTPU |
| Type | others |
| PC Connectors | 1 - High Density DB15 (VGA) Female 1 - RJ45 Female |
| Console Connectors | 2 - USB A Female 1 - High Density DB15 (VGA) Female |
| Computer Connections | 1 Port |
| Video Resolution | 1280 x 1024 @ 300ft/ 100m 1024 x 768 @ maximum cable length |
| Power Features | Input Voltage: 115 AC Output Current: 600mA Power Adapter Included: Yes Power Adapter - Amperage: 0.6 Power Adapter - DC Voltage: 9 (DC) |
| Application | Monitor computer-controlled equipment in a factory or warehouse Use one or more servers in a server room from a remote location Control remote machines and security monitoring systems |
| Features | This USB VGA KVM Console Extender lets you control a server, computer or multiple computers (connected through KVM Switch) over a standard Cat5 or Cat6 UTP network cable connection, at distances of up to 500ft away. PC connection cables are included with this product for a ready out of the box solution. You can use your existing keyboard, mouse, and monitor to access both the server room and your office computer, saving space and avoiding the need for a dedicated remote console by allowing you to switch between workstation view and KVM view at the remote location. |
| Dimensions | 0.79" x 6.10" x 2.95" (HWD) |
| Weight | 10.55 oz |
| Shipping weight | 1.41 kg |
| Package size | 295 × 244 × 86 mm |
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The computer module requires a high-density DB15 VGA cable and an RJ45 Cat5 or Cat6 UTP link, plus the included 9 V DC 600 mA power adapter plugged into 115 V AC.
Connecting the 9 V DC power adapter to the computer-side unit before linking the Cat5 or Cat6 cable; the extender will not pass video or USB without local power.
Replace the adapter if the extender loses video at 300 ft (1280×1024) or 500 ft (1024×768), or if USB keyboard and mouse become intermittent, indicating insufficient output current.
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