ADDER X100 USB/P US X100R KVM Receiver USB, High Quality Video

The Adder X100-USB/P-US X100R KVM Receiver is a top - notch solution for extending keyboard, mouse, and high - quality video signals over long distances. With the ability to reach up to 330 feet using category 5 or higher UTP cable, it's perfect for setups where distance matters. It offers industry - leading video clarity and compatibility, ensuring high - resolution video output without degradation. This receiver not only supports high resolutions but also comes with advanced features like video compensation and USB emulation. These features guarantee that your keyboard and mouse are always functional, providing a seamless user experience. It's a versatile choice for professional environments as it supports a wide range of operating systems and devices. Key features include excellent video performance (1600 x 1200 resolution up to 330 feet and 1900 x 1440 up to 165 feet), signal compensation for smooth video at long distances, full DDC support for high - performance video cards, USB emulation for continuous keyboard and mouse use, and brightness control for clear images. Technical specifications cover a wide range from video resolution to power supply and approvals like CE and FCC. The package includes the receiver, an IEC power supply unit, and a US power lead.

Using the Adder X100-USB/P-US X100R KVM Receiver is easy. First, connect the local unit to your computer using the provided USB Type A for keyboard and mouse, and the HDD15 connector for video. Then, connect the remote unit to your monitor with the HDD15 connector and the keyboard and mouse with the MiniDin6 connector. Use a CATx cable (x = 5,5e,6,7) to link the local and remote units. Plug the power supply into the 2.5mm DC jack on the remote unit. Remember to use the correct power supply voltage (100 - 240VAC 50/60Hz). When using it, keep the operating temperature between 0ºC to 40ºC (32ºF to 104ºF). To maintain the product, keep it clean and free from dust. Avoid exposing it to extreme conditions. If you have any problems, check the connections first. And that's how you can get the most out of your Adder X100 KVM Receiver.