XD150 is a high performance KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) extender that enables you to locate your critical computing hardware in a secure and temperature controlled environment away from the user work station whilst maintaining the original user desktop experience.
Perfect digital video, real time control The video extension system is uncompressed, where by every pixel of every frame are sent without loss and in real-time.
Single CATx extension cable Video, USB 2.0, audio and RS232 signals all pass along a single CATx extension cable.
Up to 150 meter extension distance Distance is dependent on the monitor resolution, cable type and number of connection breaks for patch panels and wall plates. See the table on the datasheet for details.
Transparent USB 2.0 The transparent USB 2.0 link supports most common USB devices such as mice, keyboards, touch screens, graphic tablets, jog shuttles, joysticks and mass storage devices. Isochronous devices such as web cams and headsets can also be used.
Plug and Play Installation is straightforward and there is no need for extra drivers or software to be installed.
Locking power connectors Locking 3 Pin DC jack with 2 power adaptors included.
CD quality analog audio CD audio quality (stereo channel 16 bit sampled at 44.1kHz) is available to transfer stereo audio from local to remote for Line Out.
Intelligent operation The extender has an intelligent EDID management to allow the true characteristics of the monitor to be passed back to the computer. A KVM switch mode is also provided for improved compatibility with KVM equipment. The whole system is flash upgradeable from the computer end for future compatibility.
RS232 RS232 can be passed between the units to a maximum baud rate 115K2 via the options port. Adder’s RC4 remote key switch is also supported.
19” rack mounting kit An easy-access rack mount kit is available for neat mounting of two units in 1U of rack space.
Intelligent USB hub The remote unit has an in-built 4-port USB hub to enable several USB devices to be connected.
