Black Box DKM Modular KVM Extender - Fiber Optic, DVI-I

Specifications

Specification Value
Product Line DKM
Type extender
Form Factor modular
Video Interface DVI-I/VGA
Max Resolution 1920 x 1200
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Color Depth 24 bit
Monitor Support single
Connection Fiber Optic
Max Distance 10000.0 m
Management DKM FX Matrix Switch with optional ACX-API
Warranty 2 years
Redundant Network Failover Yes
USB HID (Keyboard/Mouse) Yes
TAA Compliant Yes
What Makes It Different Extends up to 10000.0m over fiber — campus-scale reach; Dual network ports with automatic failover; 10-bit color depth — HDR-capable output

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the dkm modular kvm extender - fiber optic, dvi-i a good choice for: best digital signage solution with touchscreen interactivity?

Yes. This extender is ideal for interactive signage, supporting 1920x1200 resolution and USB HID for touchscreens. Unlike copper-based systems, this fiber optic solution enables campus-scale reach up to 10,000 meters.

Is the dkm modular kvm extender - fiber optic, dvi-i a good choice for: best kvm over ip extender for control room applications?

Yes. This extender is ideal for control rooms as it supports campus-scale reach up to 10,000m via fiber, unlike standard copper-based solutions. It ensures reliable operation with redundant network failover and supports high-resolution 1920x1200 video.

What is the maximum resolution of the DKM Modular KVM Extender - Fiber Optic, DVI-I?

This extender supports a maximum resolution of 1920 x 1200 at 60Hz. Unlike standard copper extenders, it utilizes fiber optic technology to maintain this resolution over distances up to 10,000 meters.

How far can the DKM Modular KVM Extender - Fiber Optic, DVI-I extend signals?

This extender transmits signals up to 10,000 meters, unlike standard copper-based models. It achieves this campus-scale reach by utilizing fiber optic technology.

What video interface does the DKM Modular KVM Extender - Fiber Optic, DVI-I support?

This extender supports DVI-I/VGA interfaces. Unlike copper-based models, it utilizes fiber optic connections to reach distances up to 10,000 meters.