MASTERflex dual is a highly optimized KVM Extender over IP and covers a range of 100m/328ft at a resolution of 1920x1200@60Hz and is available in copper as dual version.
The perfect tuning of kvm-tec video compression with a low latency allows signals to be transmitted without delay. USB and video are transmitted via CAT5e/6/7 cable.
The kvm-tec „USB save“ function prevents virus intrusion via the USB interface by disabling mass storage devices.
The kvm-tec „USB save“ function prevents virus intrusion via the USB interface by disabling mass storage devices.
USB 2.0 in house development The in-house developed USB 2.0 implementation supports typical USB devices like touch screens, sound modules, printers and alike components. On top the support for memory devices such as thumb-drives and USB HDDs can be enabled or disabled on demand providing another layer of security. And of course keyboards and mice are supported, too.
Infrastructure Masterflex locals and remotes are small form factor devices. They fit easily underneath a desk and up to four units can be mounted on a 19”- shelf. Single-sided interface orientation provides easy access in setup and service. They provide two power inputs for redundant feeding. Masterflex is designed fanless and with that noiseless for silent and ergonomic work spaces
Bandwidth reduction Masterflex allows limiting the transmission bandwidth limitation in nine fix steps. This allows to managed network utilization by reducing operational performance. Depending on the use case, this might not even have a recognizable impact (e.g. static image monitoring)
Matrix Switching System Combining multiple Masterflex extender locals and remotes together via a L3 network switch requires a central Switching Manager creating a multi-point matrix switching system with access control and other administrative and operational functionality.
Compatibility Masterflex extenders are compatible to ECOsmart and all Flexline extenders. In matrix setups they can be combined with media4Kconnect and Scalableline extenders lining up to a homogeneous system managed by Switching Manager.
