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Rectangular metal unit with two DVI-D ports and network connector

Vertiv

Vertiv HMX5200T-001 Dual DVI-D KVM Switch 1920x1200 60Hz

SKU CH-9Q9G-8KX02 MPN HMX5200T-001

A dual DVI-D KVM transmitter extending 1920x1200 video at 60Hz and digital audio over a LAN for remote system access

  • TypeOthers
  • Monitor Connections2 x DVI-D
  • Video Resolution1920x1200
  • FeaturesEliminates Distance Limitations within the LAN - Allows comp

Style Dual Transmitter

Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

  • Dual DVI-D video up to 1920 x 1200 @60Hz for high-quality graphics
  • IP network extension removes distance limits between user and computer
  • Sub-second switching gives instant access to critical systems
  • Secure remote deployment keeps hardware in temperature-controlled environments
  • USB-B and digital audio ports support keyboard, mouse and sound

Dual DVI-D KVM Transmitter

The Vertiv HMX5200T-001 is an IP KVM transmitter that connects a single source computer to a CATx network infrastructure. It targets IT administrators and operators who need to locate critical computing hardware in secure, temperature-controlled rooms away from user workstations. The unit supports dual DVI-D monitors, digital audio, keyboard, mouse and USB HID peripherals for remote desktop access.

1920x1200 at 60 Hz video

The transmitter delivers DVI-D video resolution up to 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz across the IP link. This resolution ceiling is the deciding factor for buyers evaluating whether the unit matches their display requirements. Higher-resolution or multi-head configurations beyond two DVI-D ports are not supported by this model.

Sustained LAN extension

The extender is designed to eliminate distance limitations within the LAN, providing continuous remote access without the signal degradation associated with direct cable runs. Switching between connected resources occurs in less than a second, maintaining responsive control during extended sessions. Security features disable non-HID USB devices to prevent mass storage use without physical port blocking.

Highlights

  • Dual DVI-D video up to 1920 x 1200 @60Hz for high-quality graphics
  • IP network extension removes distance limits between user and computer
  • Sub-second switching gives instant access to critical systems
  • Secure remote deployment keeps hardware in temperature-controlled environments
  • USB-B and digital audio ports support keyboard, mouse and sound

Specifications

BrandAvocent
ModelHMX5200T-001
TypeOthers
Monitor Connections2 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 weight2.50 kg
Package size292 × 244 × 147 mm

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Questions about this item

What does 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz mean when the unit is connected to a real display?

It delivers a native 1920 by 1200 pixel image refreshed 60 times per second across both DVI-D outputs, so dual monitors show full resolution without scaling or frame drops.

How does the CATx network link limit what the transmitter can do?

The CATx connection carries video, audio, keyboard, mouse and USB data over standard LAN cabling, capping the extension distance at the network's reach while keeping switching latency under one second.

What physical ports and space does the transmitter need to install?

It requires one USB-B port for the host connection, one system audio output, two DVI-D monitor ports and an SFP slot for the network uplink, all in a chassis that fits a standard equipment rack.

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