VanCryst USB DisplayPort HDBaseT 2.0 KVM Extender (4K@100 m)-TAA Compliant

Meet the VanCryst USB DisplayPort HDBaseT 2.0 KVM Extender, a high-performance solution engineered for professional environments that demand pristine 4K video, seamless peripheral access, and reliable control signals over long distances. This compact, rugged extender leverages the latest HDBaseT 2.0 technology to deliver a single-cable transport of video, stereo audio, USB, Ethernet, and RS-232 up to 100 meters. Ideal for control rooms, broadcast facilities, industrial automation, digital signage, and mission-critical applications, it is designed to withstand the rigors of 24/7 operation while remaining easy to install and configure. With TAA compliance, it meets government procurement standards and global distribution requirements, making it a versatile choice for enterprise-scale deployments that demand compliant, high-quality AV and IT integration.

• 4K video up to 100 meters over a single Cat6 cable: Experience stunning 4K (3840x2160) video with full color fidelity and smooth motion across long distances, enabling centralized control rooms and remote workstations without sacrificing image quality.
• Integrated HDBaseT 2.0 signal transport: Transmit DisplayPort video, stereo audio, USB peripherals, Ethernet, and RS-232 through one cable, simplifying installation and reducing cable clutter in demanding environments.
• KVM extension for remote control: Access a computer or server from a distant workstation with keyboard and mouse input passthrough, enabling centralized management and reduced on-site hardware footprint.
• Single-cable simplicity with proven reliability: Uses Cat6 or 2L-2910 Cat6 for a clean, cost-effective installation, while robust construction and HDBaseT 2.0 technology ensure dependable performance in busy environments.
• TAA compliant and enterprise-ready: Designed to meet procurement and regulatory requirements for global deployments, making it suitable for corporate, government, and industrial applications that demand compliant AV solutions.

Technical Details of VanCryst USB DisplayPort HDBaseT 2.0 KVM Extender (4K@100 m)-TAA Compliant

• HDBaseT 2.0 technology enabling transport of video, audio, USB, Ethernet, and RS-232 over a single Cat6 cable
• Video support: 4K video delivery over the link for clear, high-resolution imagery
• Audio: stereo or multi-channel audio passthrough to preserve immersive sound quality
• USB: USB peripheral extension to enable keyboard, mouse, and other USB devices at the remote end
• Networking: Ethernet pass-through for remote network access and RS-232 for serial device control
• Cable compatibility: Cat6 or 2L-2910 Cat6 cable required for the 100-meter link
• Power: external power supply required on both transmitter and receiver ends to guarantee stable operation
• Compliance: TAA compliant, suitable for wide procurement and global deployments

how to install VanCryst USB DisplayPort HDBaseT 2.0 KVM Extender

Installing the VanCryst USB DisplayPort HDBaseT 2.0 KVM Extender is a straightforward process that minimizes downtime and enables quick setup in control rooms, data centers, and digital signage environments. Follow these practical steps to achieve a stable, 4K-capable link that delivers crisp video, responsive USB peripherals, and robust control signaling:

Step 1: Plan and position the units. Place the transmitter close to the computer or video source, and position the receiver near the distant display, keyboard/mouse area, or remote workstation. Ensure the Cat6 cable run is within recommended distance and free from excessive bending or interference. Verify that both units are in a well-ventilated area to support continuous operation.

Step 2: Connect the DisplayPort path. Attach the DisplayPort source cable from your computer to the transmitter’s DP input, and connect the DP output from the receiver to the final display or monitor. If using multiple displays or daisy-chaining, consult your system designer for best practices on EDID handling and resolution negotiation.

Step 3: attach USB peripherals. Connect the USB upstream devices (keyboard, mouse, or other USB peripherals) to the transmitter’s USB ports, and route any USB downstream devices (at the remote end) to the receiver’s USB ports. This enables seamless HID and peripheral functionality across the link, delivering a true KVM experience at the remote station.

Step 4: integrate Ethernet and RS-232 as needed. If your deployment requires remote network access or serial device control, connect Ethernet cables to the appropriate ports on both ends and connect RS-232 devices to the RS-232 ports where supported. This unified transport preserves console and device manageability across the extended environment.

Step 5: connect the Cat6 cable between transmitter and receiver. Use a high-quality Cat6 (or 2L-2910 Cat6) cable to ensure stable signal transmission across the full 100-meter distance. Keep runs tidy and secure to minimize accidental disconnects or tripping hazards in busy facilities.

Step 6: provide power. Attach the external power supplies to both the transmitter and receiver. Ensure power is steady and within the recommended voltage range to prevent fluctuations that could degrade signal integrity or device performance.

Step 7: power on and verify. Turn on both ends and check for link indicators. Validate 4K video appears correctly on the remote display, confirm USB peripherals are selectable at the distant station, and verify Ethernet and RS-232 signals function as expected. If any issues occur, recheck cable integrity, EDID behavior, and ensure that both ends are properly powered.

Step 8: configure and optimize. Depending on your environment, you may need to adjust display resolution, color depth, or USB device priorities to maximize performance. In mission-critical settings, it’s advisable to run a short reliability test across the expected production window to confirm long-term stability.

Frequently asked questions

Q: What is the VanCryst USB DisplayPort HDBaseT 2.0 KVM Extender used for?
A: It is used to extend 4K DisplayPort video, USB peripherals, Ethernet, and control signals (RS-232) up to 100 meters over a single Cat6 cable, enabling centralized management and remote workstations without compromising image quality or device responsiveness.

Q: How far can this extender transmit 4K signals?
A: The design supports up to 100 meters using Cat6 cable, making it suitable for large rooms, control centers, and multi-room installations while preserving 4K video clarity.

Q: Which signals are transported over the HDBaseT link?
A: The link carries DisplayPort video, stereo audio, USB data for peripherals, Ethernet, and RS-232 control signals, all through a single, streamlined cable.

Q: Does the system require power at both ends?
A: Yes. External power supplies are required at both the transmitter and the receiver to ensure reliable operation and stable performance across the full 100-meter span.

Q: Is this extender compliant with particular procurement standards?
A: Yes, the product is TAA compliant, making it suitable for government and enterprise procurement in many regions and ensuring compatibility with regulated supply chains.

Note: For the best results, verify compatibility with your specific DisplayPort source, peripherals, and network requirements before deployment. Always use high-quality Cat6 cables and proper connector terminations to maximize signal integrity over long distances.