Description
Black Box ACR500DP-T-R2 KVM Extender Transmitter – 1 Computer(s) – 2560 x 1600 Maximum Video Resolution – 1 x Network (RJ-45) – 2 x USB – DisplayPort – Rack-mountable – 0U – For Linux, PC, Mac, Unix, Sun – TAA Compliant
Small Form Factor KVM over IP
The Agility ZeroU KVM Transmitters are small form factor KVM dongles that enable KVM switching and extension over an existing or dedicated LAN while consuming virtually no rack space (Dimensions: (L) 110mm/4.3″ x (W) 55mm/2.17″ x (D) 25mm/1″).
Pair with Agility receivers to enable matrix connections between any number of remote user workstations and computers that are securely stored in your server room.
USB-Powered
ZeroU Transmitters can be powered over USB from the connected server or optionally via an external PSU. They require Zero U of rack space and it easily retrofits into existing infrastructure. This leaves plenty of space for whatever else you need in your rack.
Beautiful, Clear Picture Quality
Deliver pixel-perfect digital video: The transmitters support video resolutions up to 1080p at 60 Hz (VGA, DVI, DisplayPort, or HDMI models) or dual-link up to 2560 x 1600 at 60 Hz (DisplayPort or HDMI models). The transmitters’ no-loss compression minimizes bandwidth use while maximizing user experience.
Take Control With USB 2.0
To provide latency-free control of your computers and all connected devices, the ZeroU transmitters support USB 2.0 Full and Low Speed HID devices such as mice, keyboards, graphic tablets, jog shuttles, joysticks, or 3D explorers at up to 50-Mbps. Their extended USBr functionality makes sure your remotely connected USB devices are recognized as if they were directly connected to the computer in the server room.
Digital Audio Support
The transmitter dongles support USB stereo audio (bi-directional) as well as embedded video standard stereo audio (uni-directional).
Designed for Mission-critical, 24/7 Applications
Don’t worry about your KVM system going down in the most pressing situations. The transmitters feature power redundancy, support link redundancy from the receiver units, and support the KVM system manager hub/spoke topology (primary/backup system) to ensure your KVM installation works when you need it most.
