ADXDIPPOE

XDIP-POE

Adder

A powerful and flexible tool for small- and medium-sized business, the AdderLink XDIP Single Link with PoE HDMI & USB Extender over IP is ideal for companies with multiple computers on a single 1Gb/s IP network. The extender, or node, is configurable in the field to be either a transmitter or receiver, supporting setups where one PC/console controls up to 16 other PC host systems, or up to 256 systems can access and control a single computer host system, additional nodes (not included) are required for each PC host or console. The extender supports video with resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz and accepts PoE power or local power with the included AC to DC power adapter. The extender is compatible with virtually all software and operating systems, requiring no drivers installation. Four status indicators on the front of the extender provide confirmation that the system is powered up, has a data link, and that the USB and video connections are active. Connecting to your network via an RJ45 connector, you can control the node and connected host systems from a console via the RESTful application or via a web GUI. The system easily scales and is flexible to support your needs. Analog audio input and output is available via discrete audio ports on the node.Start of Life The extender is shipped without assignment, allowing you to determine the need for each extender that you source and assign it as a transmitter or receiver.Status Indicators LNK: indicates the presence of a valid data link Individual indicators for USB and VID: indicate active USB and video connections PWR: indicates the presence of input power, the color also indicates overall mode: TX: GreenRX: BlueStart of Life: RedRecovery: YellowControl Many Hosts from a Single Console Use the multiple extenders to create a "distributed KVM switch", where you authorize a single receiver to access up to sixteen separate transmitters and their connected PC host systemsMultiple Consoles Access a Single Host Use multiple externders to create 'KVM Sharer' allows up to 256 receivers to access and control the resources of a single PC host systemRemote Controlled Matrix Use multiple extender units to create an audio-visual matrix where multiple receivers access content from a choice of transmitters remotelyThis is especially useful in distributed signage applications where a control system coordinates multiple displays (up to 256) and determines how each one derives its digital content