Black Box ACR500DP-T-R2 KVM Extender Transmitter

The Black Box ACR500DP-T-R2 KVM Extender Transmitter is the ultimate solution for those seeking efficient KVM switching and extension capabilities over existing networks. This compact device is designed to fit effortlessly into your existing server infrastructure, making it ideal for both remote workstation management and mission-critical operations. With a host of innovative features, the ACR500DP-T-R2 ensures exceptional video quality and reliable performance, making it a must-have for IT professionals.

• Compact Design: The Black Box ACR500DP-T-R2 boasts a small form factor with dimensions of 110mm (L) x 55mm (W) x 25mm (D), consuming virtually no rack space. This allows for easy retrofitting into your current server infrastructure, maximizing the space available for other essential equipment.
• Exceptional Video Quality: Enjoy stunning pixel-perfect digital video with resolutions up to 1080p at 60 Hz for VGA, DVI, DisplayPort, or HDMI models. For those needing even higher resolution, the ACR500DP-T-R2 supports dual-link resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 at 60 Hz through DisplayPort or HDMI. The no-loss compression technology guarantees optimal bandwidth usage and enhances your viewing experience.
• USB-Powered Convenience: The ACR500DP-T-R2 can be conveniently powered through the connected server’s USB port, or via an optional external power supply. With a low power consumption of less than 3 Watts, this feature contributes to its efficiency and ease of use.
• Advanced USB 2.0 Support: This transmitter supports USB 2.0 Full and Low Speed HID devices, ensuring latency-free control over connected equipment such as mice, keyboards, and graphic tablets. Your remote devices will function just like those physically connected in the server room, providing seamless operation.
• Designed for Reliability: Built for mission-critical applications that require 24/7 uptime, the Black Box ACR500DP-T-R2 features power and link redundancy capabilities. It supports a hub/spoke topology for backup systems, ensuring that your KVM system remains operational even during pressing situations.

Technical Details of Product

• Model: Black Box ACR500DP-T-R2
• Dimensions: 110mm (L) x 55mm (W) x 25mm (D)
• Weight: Lightweight for easy installation
• Power Consumption: Less than 3 Watts
• Video Resolutions Supported: Up to 1080p at 60 Hz or 2560 x 1600 at 60 Hz
• USB Support: USB 2.0 Full and Low Speed HID devices
• Audio Support: USB stereo audio (bi-directional) and embedded video standard audio (uni-directional)

How to Install

Installing the Black Box ACR500DP-T-R2 KVM Extender Transmitter is a straightforward process. Follow these easy steps to ensure proper setup:

1. Identify the server or computer where the KVM transmitter will be connected.
2. Plug the transmitter into the server's USB port to provide power, or connect it to an external power supply if preferred.
3. Connect the desired video output (VGA, DVI, DisplayPort, or HDMI) from the transmitter to your monitor or display.
4. Ensure that the KVM receiver is properly connected to the remote workstation.
5. Power on the transmitter and receiver, and then test the connectivity and video quality to confirm successful installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: Can I use the ACR500DP-T-R2 with existing KVM systems?
  A: Yes, the Black Box ACR500DP-T-R2 is designed to integrate seamlessly with existing KVM systems and can easily retrofit into your current setup.
• Q: What types of video connections are supported?
  A: The transmitter supports various video connections, including VGA, DVI, DisplayPort, and HDMI, making it versatile for different setups.
• Q: Is there a limit to the distance I can extend the KVM signal?
  A: The distance will depend on your network infrastructure. However, utilizing the right cabling and equipment, you can achieve significant distances without compromising video quality.
• Q: Can I connect multiple receivers to one transmitter?
  A: Yes, the ACR500DP-T-R2 is designed to allow matrix connections between multiple remote user workstations and computers, making it highly efficient for your operations.
• Q: What happens if there is a power failure?
  A: The transmitter includes power redundancy features, and when used with compatible receivers, it supports link redundancy to ensure continuous operation even in the event of a power failure.