Transmitter ATEN DisplayPort Slim KVM over IP

The ATEN DisplayPort Slim KVM over IP Transmitter provides a compact wired solution for extending DisplayPort video and USB keyboard/mouse signals over Cat5e cabling. Designed for space-conscious installations, the transmitter integrates a DisplayPort video output and USB ports for local input devices while maintaining low power consumption. Its small footprint and straightforward connectivity make it suitable for professional AV and control-room environments where reliable remote access to a host system is required.

Advantages

The transmitter combines DisplayPort video pass-through with USB peripheral support in a slim enclosure that occupies minimal rack or desktop space. Low power consumption keeps operating costs and heat generation down, and wide input voltage support from the included AC adapter allows flexible deployment across different power environments. Physical construction in a black finish offers discreet integration into standard IT and AV setups.

Suitable for

• Extending a DisplayPort video signal and USB keyboard/mouse to a remote console
• Control rooms and command centers requiring centralized host access
• AV installations where compact, low-profile hardware is preferred
• IT environments using Cat5e cabling for distance extension

Key specifications

• Video interface: DisplayPort
• USB: ports for local keyboard and mouse connectivity
• Cable type supported: Cat5e (for wired KVM over IP connection)
• Power consumption: up to 6.97 W
• Input voltage range supported by AC adapter: 5 V and 12–48 V
• Dimensions: 18.2 cm x 11.8 cm x 2.87 cm
• Weight: 1.04 kg
• Color: Black

How to use

Connect the transmitter’s DisplayPort output to the host system’s DisplayPort connector and attach USB keyboard and mouse to the local USB ports. Use Cat5e cabling to link the transmitter to the corresponding receiver or KVM switch over the network or direct wired connection. Plug in the AC adapter and select the appropriate input voltage according to your power source. After power-up, verify video and USB peripheral functionality from the remote console and make any necessary display or input device settings on the host system.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use high-quality Cat5e cables with proper terminations and keep cable runs within the recommended distance for your specific KVM-over-IP setup. Ensure the power adapter voltage setting matches your environment and allow adequate ventilation around the slim enclosure to maintain optimal thermal performance.