Power
| Operating voltage |
5 V |
| External power adapter |
Y |
Ports & interfaces
| RJ-45 input ports |
3 |
| RJ-45 output ports |
3 |
| VGA (D-Sub) input ports |
2 |
| DC-in jack |
Y |
| VGA (D-Sub) output ports |
6 |
Technical details
| Audio system |
stereo |
| Type |
AV transmitter & receiver |
| Cable types supported |
Cat5 |
| Maximum transfer distance |
300 m |
Extender, CAT5, 1920x1200, 300m, Horizontal Frequency Range: 15 - 70kHz, Vertical Frequency Range: 30 - 170Hz, Video Amplifier Bandwidth: 350MHz, 2x VGA Male (Sender), 2x VGA Female (Sender), 2x VGA Female (Receiver), 2x 3.5mm Audio In (Sender/Receiver), 2x 3.5mm Audio Out (Sender/Receiver), 1x USB B (Sender), 4x USB A (Receiver)
<b>Extra Long KVM Extension for Dual VGA, USB, and Audio over CAT-5</b>
The Gefen CAT5-5600A extends 2 VGA monitors, Audio, and USB up to 330 feet (100 meters) using three CAT-5 cables. Display resolutions up to 1920x1200@60Hz are supported. Local monitors can be connected to the Sender Unit and up to four monitors can be connected to the Receiver Unit. Four USB connectors on the Receiver Unit allow control of the computer system from the KVM workstation. Mini-Stereo 3.5mm connectors provide for the connection and the extension of two independent stereo audio devices.
<b>How It Works</b>
Place the CAT5-5600A Sender Unit next to the VGA source. Use the included VGA cables to connect the sources to the Sender Unit. Optionally connect local monitors to the Sender Unit using VGA cables. Connect up to four monitors to the Receiver Unit with VGA cables. Connect the USB devices to the input and output connectors. For audio, connect mini-stereo cables between the audio sources and the audio inputs on the Sender Unit. Connect mini-stereo cables between the audio outputs on the Receiver Unit and the audio devices. Use three CAT-5 cables to connect the Sender Unit to the Receiver Unit, up to 330 feet (100 meters) away. Connect the included locking power supplies to both the Sender Unit and Receiver Unit then connect both power cables to available electrical outlets. The computer can now be controlled from the KVM workstation.
