• Powered Rack/Chassis with DVI-D 2-Port CAT6 STP Transmitter
• Compatible with all Major KVM Switches
• Top Image Quality at all Resolutions
• Video Resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz

The Smart-AVI RK-DVS-TX8S is a rack-mounted 2-port DVI-D transmitter that sends HD video signals up to 220 feet from source devices via CAT5/6 cables. Featuring expandable output card configuration up to 8, the RK-DVS-TX8S is a powerful signal extender for multi-screen environments. The RK-DVS-TX8S extends 1080p (1920x1080 @ 60Hz) Full HD resolution picture from two DVI-D ports to HDTVs and monitors.

Ideal rack extension in multi-screen settings

A perfect fit in AV-centric environments like entertainment venues, office buildings, TV stations, and airports, the RK-DVS-TX8S integrates easily into rack-mounted environments. Better yet, the RK-DVS-TX8S utilizes inexpensive CAT5/6 cables that are both highly reliable and popular with AV integrators of any technical proficiency!

Rack-to-End Point

If your company uses a rack of source devices, whether it be computer servers, DVD players or other hardware, RK-DVX200 allows you to run all of those components into one extension box that can accommodate between four and 16 inputs/outputs on one power supply. The endpoint in this example would be source signals being routed from a company rack through RK-DVX200 to multiple display screens/ endpoint monitors.

Companies with multiple source components in one rack may need to link them to additional servers, receivers, etc. in other racks within the same building – or perhaps a different location on campus. RK-DVX200 is configurable to allow such linking of multiple rack units without the high cost of numerous extenders for every couple of devices. The example pictured here shows how separate racks of components can be linked via one clean, compact extender unit, before being broadcast to any endpoint display.

One of the biggest concerns of management in any company is employee productivity. At any given time, your company may be losing money due to employee abuse of Internet access. A perfect example of an endpoint to rack configuration would be multiple work stations connected to one server for monitoring of computer use by a single user. Of course, work station monitoring also allows for supervisors to see what employees are working on at any given time to evaluate workflow, assist in group projects and help troubleshoot workforce questions from an office or control room.