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Vertiv

Vertiv HMX5100T-001 KVM Transmitter Single DVI-D USB 1920x1200

SKU CH-PS0G-JX37H MPN HMX5100T-001

IP KVM transmitter extends a single DVI-D computer up to 328.08 ft over LAN at 1920x1200 with USB peripheral support

  • TypeConsumer Electronics
  • Monitor Connections1 x DVI-D
  • Video Resolution1920x1200
  • FeaturesEliminates Distance Limitations within the LAN - Allows comp

Style Single Transmitter

Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

  • IP network access removes distance limits for computer placement
  • Single DVI-D output delivers 1920x1200 WUXGA video quality
  • USB 2.0 support connects keyboard mouse and other peripherals
  • Sub-second switching provides instant remote desktop control
  • Dual RJ-45 ports enable flexible network deployment options

Single-DVI KVM Transmitter

The Vertiv HMX5100T-001 is an IP-based KVM transmitter that connects one computer to the network using a single DVI-D video link and USB 2.0 for keyboard, mouse and other peripherals. It delivers a 1920x1200 WUXGA signal over standard LAN infrastructure, removing distance limits inside the building. The unit can be placed on a desktop or mounted in a rack for flexible deployment.

IT teams managing remote servers

This transmitter suits administrators who need secure, low-latency access to a single target system from any networked console, especially where equipment must sit in a cooled, locked room. It is not for users who require multi-monitor support or who need to switch between several computers from one transmitter.

1920x1200 maximum video resolution

The 1920x1200 ceiling defines whether this part matches the source output and the remote display capabilities; higher-resolution sources will be scaled down. Buyers should confirm that the connected computer and the receiving console both operate at or below this resolution.

Highlights

  • IP network access removes distance limits for computer placement
  • Single DVI-D output delivers 1920x1200 WUXGA video quality
  • USB 2.0 support connects keyboard mouse and other peripherals
  • Sub-second switching provides instant remote desktop control
  • Dual RJ-45 ports enable flexible network deployment options

Specifications

BrandAvocent
ModelHMX5100T-001
TypeConsumer Electronics
Monitor Connections1 x DVI-D
Video Resolution1920x1200
FeaturesEliminates Distance Limitations within the LAN - Allows computers and users to be located anywhere on the network
High-Quality DVI Video and Digital Audio - For intensive graphic and audio applications
Centralized Management - Via a single console, including access, desktop pooling and reporting
Centralized, User-Rights Management - HMX system allows user administration and authentication through AD, LDAP, TACACS+, RADIUS, RSA SecureID and NT
Greater Security - 128bit AES encryption for secure access
No Dedicated Cabling - Removes the need for dedicated cabling between user and compu
Shipping weight2.72 kg
Package size406 × 356 × 152 mm

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Questions about this item

How far can the transmitter sit from the receiver over a single network link?

The unit supports a 328.08 ft range over the LAN, so the computer can be placed at that distance from the user station without signal loss.

What is the typical power draw when the transmitter runs continuously?

The transmitter is powered through its network connection and draws minimal power during all-day operation, keeping heat output low in a rack or desktop mount.

Which video cable and network ports must already be available on the host computer?

The host needs one DVI-D output and a free RJ-45 network jack; the transmitter provides the second RJ-45 for daisy-chaining and a USB port for keyboard and mouse.

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