User Manual for Tesmart 120M HDMI KVM Extender
Quick guide for the Tesmart 120M HDMI KVM Extender. Learn how to connect, configure IP addresses, and set up one-to-one or many-to-many configurations for your KVM setup.
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Quick guide from the manual
The Tesmart 120M HDMI KVM Extender allows you to extend HDMI, USB, and IR signals over a network switch or direct connection using Cat5e/6 UTP cables up to 120 meters. It supports resolutions up to 1080p Full HD. Ensure that all transmitters and receivers are configured with the correct IP addresses to establish a connection.
Panel Description
The device consists of a Transmitter and a Receiver unit. Each unit features specific ports for connectivity:
- DC 5V: Power supply input.
- HDMI Input/Output: Connects to the computer or display.
- USB Port: Connects to the computer (Transmitter) or keyboard/mouse (Receiver).
- IR Ports: For IR transmitter and receiver connectivity.
- LAN/Address: Network connection and IP address configuration switches.
Connection Diagrams
The system supports various configurations depending on your network setup:
- One to One: Direct connection between one transmitter and one receiver using a Cat5e/6 cable.
- One to Many: Connect one transmitter to up to 253 receivers via a network switch.
- Many to Many: Connect up to 16 transmitters and 253 receivers in one local area network.
Configuration and Network Requirements
To ensure proper operation, follow these guidelines:
- IP Address: You must set the IP address of the transmitter and receivers to the same value.
- Network Switch: When using multi-connection setups, the 1000Mbps network switch should support IGMP protocol. Note that it should not use IGMP snooping.
Practical help
Common problems
Ensure the IP address of the transmitter and receiver are set to the same value.
Verify that the network switch supports IGMP protocol and ensure IGMP snooping is disabled.
Before use
- Verify you have the 120M KVM Extender, DC 5V adapter, IR transmitter, and IR receiver.
- Ensure you are using Cat5e/6 UTP cables for the network connection.
- Check that the network switch supports 1000Mbps if using multiple units.
- Set the IP address switches on both transmitter and receiver to match.
Specs in practice
- Transmission Range
- Up to 120 meters using Cat5e/6 UTP cable.
Model compatibility
- Requires a 1000Mbps network switch for multi-connection setups.
- Network switch must support IGMP protocol (do not use IGMP snooping).
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