KVM wireless receiver LOGILINK H0103AR HDMI USB range up to 150 m

The LOGILINK H0103AR wireless KVM receiver provides HDMI video output and USB connectivity to receive keyboard, video and mouse signals transmitted over a wireless link. Designed to extend console access where cable routing is impractical, the receiver supports remote connections up to 150 m and works with compatible wireless KVM transmitters to connect PCs, servers or media devices to an HDMI display and USB peripherals.

Advantages

The LOGILINK H0103AR combines HDMI video and USB peripheral support in a compact receiver that eliminates the need for long HDMI or USB cables. Its wireless range of up to 150 m enables flexible placement of displays and input devices, reducing installation complexity in server rooms, media installations or office environments. HDMI output ensures connection to modern displays and TVs while USB provides compatibility with standard keyboards and mice.

Suitable for

• Extending console access to remote PCs and servers without long cable runs
• Connecting media players or set-top boxes to wall-mounted TVs where cables are impractical
• Temporary workstations, presentations or kiosks requiring HDMI display and USB input

Key specifications

• Interfaces: HDMI output and USB connectivity for peripherals
• Function: Wireless reception of keyboard, video and mouse signals
• Maximum wireless range: up to 150 m (line of sight)
• Primary use: Extend console access to PCs, servers or media devices

How to use

Connect the LOGILINK H0103AR receiver's HDMI output to the display and connect the USB port to the keyboard and mouse or to a local USB hub for additional peripherals. Power the unit and pair it with the compatible wireless KVM transmitter according to the transmitter's pairing procedure. After pairing, the receiver will present the remote system's video on the connected HDMI display and accept input from connected USB devices.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, place the receiver and the transmitter with a clear line of sight when possible and avoid large metallic obstacles. Test placement to confirm stable video and input response at the required distance, and ensure the connected display and peripherals are compatible with HDMI and USB standards used.