DP1.2-VisionXG - KVM extender system for native 4K-UltraHD resolutions and 8K resolutions when using at least two video channels

Device

• Operation (competing and exclusive) via local or remote console
• Update via web application Config Panel 21 (HTML5, Java-free, optimised operation)
• Galvanic separation of transmitter and receiver
• Resistant against interference radiation
• Two network interfaces
• Configuration via web application Config Panel 21
• Redundant power and voltage supply
• Desktop variant including 19” rackmount set
• Ventilation concept for the use in cold/hot aisle installations

Signals

• DisplayPort 1.2
• Support of PS/2 and USB keyboard/mouse; even in mixed mode
• 100 % permanent keyboard/mouse emulation
• Transmission of bidirectional audio and RS232 signals by default
• Embedded audio on DisplayPort
• Transparent transmission of USB 2.0 (optional)

Transmission

• 10,000 m over two pairs of single-mode fibers (9/125 µm, 2,000 MHz*km, OS1)
• 400 m over two pairs of multi-mode fibers (50/125 µm, 4,700 MHz*km, OM4)
• 300 m over two pairs of multi-mode fibers (50/125 µm, 2,000 MHz*km, OM3) 
• 82 m over two pairs of multi-mode fibers (50/125 µm, 500 MHz*km, OM2)
• 66 m over two pairs of multi-mode fibers (50/125µm µm)
• 33 m over two pairs of multi-mode fibers (62,5/125 µm, 200 MHz*km, OM1) 
• 26 m over two pairs of multi-mode fibers (62,5/125 µm, 160 MHz*km, OM1)

Thanks to the innovative transmission pooling, the image data is combined and bundled with the USB 2.0 keyboard, mouse and audio data. Depending on the application, this helps you save transmission lines.

Network/Communication/Safety

Link aggregation increases reliability of network ports
Monitoring and reporting of operating status over web interface
Report and request of system status via SNMP trap and agent
Logbook: electronic notes about the device; can be exported as .csv file
Ident LED to quickly find devices in complex installations

Screen-freeze function

If the display loses the video signal due to a broken connection or a problem with the computer's graphics card, the Sreen-freeze function "freezes" the image last displayed on the monitor. This status is highlighted by a red semi-transparent frame. In the meantime, the monitor displays the time and how long the video signal has been down so far. The function is automatically cancelled when the display receives an active video signal.

Monitoring

With the monitoring function, you can auto-output device status messages to syslog servers or SNMP. The web interface lets you monitor the device manually. The monitoring function of the DP1.2-VisionXG queries the following values:

• Proactive monitoring of device states
• Event reporting function (syslog or SNMP traps)
• Status: Power supply unit (on/off)
• Status: Temperature threshold device (in/over limit)
• Status: Connection cable (ok/nok)
• Status: Computer (on/off)
• Status: Image signal graphics card computer (available/not available)
• Status: Peripherals, monitors, video signal, USB 2.0
• Monitoring: Availability of network interfaces
• Monitoring: Fan status

Support of the DDC/CI protocol

DP1.2-VisionXG extender systems support the DDC/CI protocol. Thus, displays in control rooms can be automatically configured and the brightness of displays, for example, can simply be adjusted to external light conditions. However, support cannot be guaranteed for all monitors.

Video channels

• Single-channel
• Multi-channel 2
• Multi-channel 3
• Multi-channel 4

Design

• Units are supplied as desktop variants
• 19" rackmount kit included

The installation

The computer is linked to the back of the DP1.2-VisionXG transmitter. Distinctive cables connect the computer's keyboard, video, mouse, audio, and USB interfaces to the DP1.2-VisionXG computer module.

Installing the console module is just as easy: Simply connect the operating hardware with the corresponding interfaces of the DP1.2-VisionXG receiver.

Use the existing cabling structure to link transmitter and receiver (multimode or singlemode optical fibres).