KVM and displays
KVM and Display Signals over Fiber
Put the operator where the work is and the machine where it is safe, quiet and serviceable.
Control rooms, machine rooms and outside broadcast trucks all have the same layout problem: the equipment wants to be in one place, the operator in another.
KVM over fiber carries HDMI and USB together so a keyboard, mouse and display behave as if they were plugged into the machine. Single-function HDMI, DVI and DisplayPort links cover video walls, confidence monitors and rack-mounted displays.
| Family | KVM / Display to Fiber |
|---|---|
| Products in this family | KVM and Display Signals over Fiber |
| Built to order | Connector, channel count and control interface are configured per order |
Product
KVM and Display Signals over Fiber
Keyboard, mouse and video on one fiber run, or a single display link when that is all the job needs.
What it does
- +KVM (HDMI plus USB) over fiber, so a keyboard, mouse and display behave as if local.
- +HDMI to fiber for displays and confidence monitors.
- +DVI to fiber for legacy control room displays.
- +DisplayPort to fiber for high-resolution workstations.
- +No copper between machine room and operator position.
- +Rack or desktop units at each end.
Interfaces and configuration
| KVM | HDMI video with USB keyboard and mouse |
|---|---|
| Video links | HDMI, DVI and DisplayPort |
| Electrical side | HDMI, DVI, DisplayPort, USB |
| Optical side | Fiber link |
| Application | Control rooms, machine rooms, video walls, OB trucks |
| Configuration | Transmitter at the machine, receiver at the operator |
Models in this family
| KVM (HDMI + USB) to fiber | Display, keyboard and mouse over one run |
|---|---|
| HDMI to fiber | Display and confidence monitor links |
| DVI to fiber | Legacy control room displays |
| DisplayPort to fiber | High-resolution workstations |
Every unit is configured to the interfaces in the order. Nothing in this table is a performance claim; it is the interface list we build to. Ask for the datasheet when a number has to be committed to a drawing.