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Extends VGA and analog L/R audio over a single CAT-5 cable.

The VGA Extender with L/R Audio extends a VGA computer video and analog L/R audio up to 150 feet over just one CAT5 cable. The Sender hooks up to the computer and the Receiver connects to the remotely extended VGA display and control devices such as keyboard, mouse, and audio devices.

By choosing widely available CAT5e cable for extension, Gefen has made installation simple and flexible. The CAT5e cable can be tucked under carpet or run above a ceiling.

Gefen EXT-DPKA-LANS-TX

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Extend and Distribute DisplayPort™, USB, RS-232, IR, and 2-way audio over a Local Area Network

Gefen's AV over IP solutions continue their tradition of providing high performance, scalable, expandable, and secure AV routing and distribution over a standard Gigabit Local Area Network. The Gen 2.0 KVM products offer enhanced performance, features, and functionality such as 4K Ultra HD with HDR support, built-in scalers, video-wall control, independent USB, RS-232, IR, and audio routing**, and backward-compatibility with our first-generation products.

The EXT-DPKA-LANS-TX & RX feature maximum input resolution of 4K 60 Hz 4:2:0, and maximum output resolution of 4K 30 Hz 4:4:4. HDCP 2.2 and 1.4 are also supported.

USB, RS-232 2-way IR, and audio can be routed independently** between any Sender and Receiver unit, allowing end-users to control any of the sources and the displays within their network. With this greatly expanded array of new cutting-edge features and performance, the new Gefen AV over IP products fully address the ever-growing needs of systems integrators.

The Receiver features a built-in scaler to help optimize the image for a variety of displays and different viewing environments. It also includes a powerful video wall controller that accommodates any screen configuration up to 16x16 and provides great flexibility in sizing and manipulating live and signage content in demanding installations. When used in HDMI mode, digital and analog audio break-out de-embeds audio from the video and sends it to a separate audio system, enhancing the impact of presentations. The Receiver's integrated USB hub with two USB 2.0 and two USB 1.1 ports accommodates touch panels, keyboard and mouse, and a variety of supported devices. This feature, along with analog audio inputs and outputs, make these products perfect to use in collaborative and interactive installations. To ensure maximum versatility and compatibility, the audio outputs on the Receiver units are compatible with both headphones and line level devices such as powered speakers.

Switch DisplayPort between two computers effortlessly using the Gefen 2x1 DisplayPort KVM Switcher, utilizing one display and one USB 2.0 port for keyboard and mouse. Switch audio, video and control signals for each computer by selection. Access two computers from one workstation without having to use a network. Switch through the front panel "Select" button, using the supplied IR remote control or via the RS232 port.

Split one Dual Link DVI source to four Dual Link DVI outputs

The 1:4 DVI Dual Link Splitter distributes a dual link DVI source to four DVI dual link outputs, without losing quality or resolution. It works with any dual link DVI computer supporting resolutions up to 3840 x 2400. The DVI DL Splitter supports internal or pass-through EDID selections, output masking on/off, and can be placed in standby mode, which keeps the unit idle using only 1W of power when the source is inactive. Using the RS-232 port allows making mode changes for the EDID and output masking in addition to firmware upgrade.

Now you can easily combine sixteen cross-platform computers and sixteen digital displays using the EXT-DVI-16416 Matrix Video Switch. The EXT-DVI-16416 Matrix Video Switch provides a simple, reliable and highly effective method of routing multiple computer workstations. Each computer is capable of displaying video on any one of the 16 monitors. There are 4 methods of controlling the EXT-DVI-16416 Matrix Video Switch by using the front panel buttons, the IR remote, a built-in RS-232 interface, and IP control over a local area network.