Description

The KE8900ST Slim HDMI KVM over IP Extender is a compact and affordable high performance IP-based transmitter that allows access to a computer system from a remote USB console (USB keyboard, USB mouse, HDMI monitor over an intranet, enabling users to locate computers in a secure and temperature controlled environment, which is isolated from users’ workstation. All the extenders can be paired with any KE series* receiver or transmitter for a savings solution that stays within budget.

The KE8900ST supports DisplayPort video input from the computer. The transmitter provides video resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60 Hz and offer flawless and lossless video quality with extremely low latency. The extender also supports Virtual Media function and RS-232 serial commands. In addition to a DC power jack, the KE9900ST transmitter includes an extra DC terminal block for convenient installation.

The KE8900ST can be set on a desk, mounted on a wall or at the rear of a rack with its space-saving 0U rack mount design. Moreover, the KE8900S can be used as a point-to-point / point-to-multipoint / multipoint-to-point extender, or integrated into a KVM over IP Matrix System (multipoint to-multipoint) when combined with the KVM over IP Matrix Manager (CCKM), providing more flexible applications in different working environments.

The KVM over IP extender provides multiple ways for configuration, such as the receiver’s local OSD, CCKM, or RS-232 / Telnet text menu. The KVM over IP extender also offers enhanced security features such as supporting AES encryption for secured Video / Keyboard / Mouse / USB data transmissions and RADIUS / LDAP / AD or remote user authentication that provides an added layer of connection security.

When integrated with the CCKM, the KVM over IP extender supports more advanced features such as boundless switching, fast switching, video wall, multi display, profile scheduling, auto detection of all KE Series extenders on the same subnet for the sake of fast installation or configuration, as well as username / password authentication and authorization. Please refer to the CCKM webpage for more details.

When working without the CCKM centralized management, the KVM over IP extender features the Slim Matrix Mode that makes up to 12 units of KE6900ST / KE8900ST / KE9900ST connect with unlimited Rx units. It means up to 12 IPs can be used to set transmitters.

Whether the user is configuring, monitoring, administrating, controlling or extending computer access, the KVM over IP Matrix System is made adaptable, to fit an endless variety of working environments and workstation settings, as well as to provide solutions in broadcasting, control center, multimedia, manufacturing and many other industries where matrix extending is required.

• Advanced Features*

• Lossless video compression up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz with low latency

• ATEN Matrix Link– allows users to instantly link transmitters and receivers to perform real-time port and profile switching on an iPad

• Fast Switching – switching between different remote video resolutions on a local display within 0.3 second

• Flexible connections – allows multiple extender and matrix connections for multi-display installations and video wall applications

• “Push” and “Pull”– share content instantly by just one click

• Boundless Switching – simply moves the mouse cursor across screen borders to switch between different receivers (Rx)

• Video Walls – creates multiple video walls with up to 12 x 12 (144 displays max.) in each layout

• Advanced Scheduling – improves efficiency and saves costs by allowing connections to be set based on time and date

• Virtual Transmitter – independently streams video, audio, USB, and serial sources from different Tx

• Internal and external authentication support – LDAP, Active Directory, RADIUS and TACACS+

• Advanced User Authorization Settings – administrators can set up to four access modes on Tx devices for collaboration or prevention of interference among users

• Configurable user and group permissions for access and control of the KVM over IP extenders

• Tx grouping of up to 4 sets of KVM over IP transmitters to support multi-display applications