USB VGA Console Extender over Cat5 UTP - Black




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This StarTech.com USB VGA Console Extender is designed for IT professionals who need to remotely monitor and control computer equipment in industrial or server room environments. Its key benefit is allowing full control of a server or computer from a separate location using standard network cables, saving space and the cost of duplicate peripherals. A potential caveat is its maximum supported resolution, which may not suit high-definition monitoring needs.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SV565UTPUGB |
| Brand | StarTech.com |
The extender can operate up to a maximum distance of 150 meters (approximately 500 feet) using Cat5 or Cat6 UTP network cable.
The maximum supported resolution is 1024 x 768 pixels at 150 meters, or 1280 x 1024 pixels at 100 meters.
Yes, you can control multiple computers, but it requires connecting the extender to a KVM switch at the source location.
No, this extender is a hardware solution and does not require any special software installation. It uses standard USB and VGA connections.
Cat5, Cat5e, or Cat6 UTP network cables are supported. Cat6 is recommended for optimal performance and reliability, especially over longer distances.
This model is designed for USB and VGA signals only and does not support audio transmission.
The product is backed by StarTech.com's one-year warranty.
Verify that all VGA and USB connections are secure on both the local and remote units. Ensure the network cable is properly connected and functioning. Check that the computer is powered on and outputting a video signal.
Confirm that the USB cables are firmly connected to both the remote unit and the computer's USB port (via the local unit). Try connecting the keyboard and mouse directly to the remote unit's USB ports.
Test with a different Cat5/Cat6 UTP cable, preferably a higher category (Cat6) for longer runs. Ensure the cable is not kinked or damaged. Verify that the resolution settings are within the supported limits for the distance used.
Ensure both the local and remote units are powered on. Try disconnecting and reconnecting the USB and VGA cables. Restart the connected computer.
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