Conjunto extensor KVM HDMI 2.0 DIGITUS – 70 m, USB 1.1, suporte para painel tátil

The DIGITUS KVM Extender Set 4K HDMI (DS-55513) extends an HDMI signal up to 70 m at UHD resolution (4K/60Hz) while providing KVM/USB support for mouse, keyboard and touchscreen connections. The kit includes a compact transmitter and receiver and is compatible with Cat6, Cat7 and Cat8 cabling. It supports HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2/1.4 and EDID passback to maintain source-device compatibility.

Advantages

This extender set transmits 4K2K/60Hz video with HDR and 4:4:4 chroma subsampling and offers up to 18 Gbps video bandwidth. It supports KVM/USB functionality for remote peripherals, provides an HDMI loop-out on the transmitter for local monitoring, and features an audio extractor (S/PDIF) on the receiver. The unit is designed for straightforward installation over standard Cat6/7/8 cables and preserves HDCP and EDID information for reliable operation.

Suitable for

• Remote workstations where keyboard, mouse and touchscreen control are required
• Conference rooms and lecture halls requiring 4K video extension
• Digital signage and control rooms with centralized media sources

Key specifications

• Maximum transmission distance (UHD 4K2K/60Hz): 70 m
• Video bandwidth: 18 Gbps
• Resolution support: up to 4K2K/60Hz (HDR, 4:4:4)
• HDMI standard: HDMI 2.0
• HDCP support: HDCP 2.2 / 1.4
• Cable compatibility: Cat6, Cat7, Cat8
• KVM/USB: supports mouse, keyboard and touchscreen connections
• Audio extractor: S/PDIF on receiver
• Additional: HDMI loop-out on transmitter, EDID passback

How to use

Connect the HDMI source (PC, media player) to the transmitter HDMI input and plug the transmitter into the network cable (Cat6/7/8) to the receiver. Connect the receiver HDMI output to the remote display. For local monitoring, use the HDMI loop-out on the transmitter. Connect USB keyboard, mouse or touchscreen devices to the USB ports on the transmitter or receiver as required. Ensure HDCP-protected sources remain connected through the extender and verify EDID settings if display compatibility issues occur.

Recommendations

For best performance at 4K/60Hz, use high-quality Cat6a/Cat7/Cat8 cables and keep cable runs within the specified 70 m maximum. When using HDCP-protected content, allow a short time for EDID negotiation after power-up; if problems persist, check source and display EDID settings.