ZeroU™ size
The ADDERLink™ INFINITY 101T (ALIF101T) takes ZeroU™ of rack space in the server room allowing for ultimate flexibility and ease of installation.

IP-based
Use your existing networking infrastructure to extend or matrix your computing resources to your users.

USB powered
The device can be powered from USB. This means there is no need to provision for an external PSU. Options for powering from an external PSU or redundant PSU are also available.

Low power consumption
Requires less than 3 watts.

Video options
The system supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 @60Hz through a DVI interface

USB2.0
Enables you to connect any USB HID (human interface device) from mouse and keyboards through to graphics tablets, jog shuttles, joysticks and 3D explorers. Supports high speed devices such as USB hard drives.

Seamless integration with the ADDERLink™ INFINITY range
The ALIF101T can integrate seamlessly into your existing ADDERLink™ INFINITY setup, replacing or working in conjunction with your existing ALIF endpoints. (Refer to manual on AIM firmware requirements for a matrix installation)

Perfect digital video
The ALIF101T uses an encoding system that is spatially-lossless, with 1:1 pixel mapping, so the digital video you receive is the same as the digital video leaving the remote computer ensuring the very best picture available and color accuracy.

Digital audio
The system can deliver USB stereo audio (bi-directional) or embedded video standard stereo audio (uni-directional).

EDID management
The system has intelligent EDID management to either allow the true characteristics of the monitor to be passed back to the computer, or controlled resolutions to be imposed.

Digital KVM matrix
Using the ADDERLink™ INFINITY Manager (AIM) you can turn multiple point-to-point extenders into a matrix system that allows any workstation to connect to any computer connected to the network.

• Adder’s multi-monitor Free-Flow technology: switch between target computers by moving the mouse pointer from screen to screen 

• USB True Emulation: USB 2.0 enables connection to any USB human interface device from mice and keyboards through to graphics tablets, jog shuttles, joysticks and 3D explorers

• Multiple switching options: instant switching via one of seven different methods: Free-flow; keyboard hotkeys; remote control; API; mouse buttons; front panel button; and serial control

• Copy and Paste: Copy and paste up to 200KB of formatted text between directly connected Windows computers. Encrypted data setting available. A driver must be installed on each computer

• External API control: with an open API, the unit can be easily set up and integrate into third party systems

• Independent USB device selection: switching options enable the operator to use the keyboard and mouse on one computer whilst the USB peripherals are connected to other ones

• Power redundancy: dual power inlets are available for mission critical control

• Screen Illumination Module: an optional illumination module, the CCS-XB, is available to identify, with a LED indicator, which screen is being controlled

Flexible and scalable: Each XDIP unit can be configured as a simple extender, distributed KVM switch or for AV distribution. Each receiver can see up to 16 sources and each transmitter can connect to up to 256 receivers.

Configurable units: The XDIP user and computer units are identical and can be configured as a transmitter or receiver. This means the solution can be built to suit the application, and should the application change, units can be re-configured to suit.

High quality video: The XDIP supports video resolutions of up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz.

Power over Ethernet (PoE): Compatible with most PoE switches, the XDIP can be easily installed without the need for additional power. Many PoE switches offer redundant power options which the XDIP can leverage for enhanced reliability. 

Remote control: Users can remotely control their XDIP network via a RESTful API or HTTPS web browser. By managing the receiver end points through an API, users can control the matrix. The XDIP is designed to work with any third party controller via HTTPS.

Extension distance: Extension distance is linked to the IP standard of 100m with a 40% overhead for safety. Longer distances can be achieved by routing through IP infrastructure. 

Audio capability: XDIP delivers bi-directional analog audio  (16-bit sampling at 48kHz) passed between the local and remote units. Headphones are also supported (16 to 32 Ohms).

Plug and Play: The XDIP is delivered in a zero config. state so it works, without the need for drivers or software, as soon as it is connected. A simple setup wizard guides the user through set up when the device is connected.

• Improved desk ergonomics. Only one keyboard and mouse is required to operate up to four computers, improving desk ergonomics and reducing the time taken for operators to multiplex to different systems.

• Seamless switching by mouse control with Free-Flow technology. Free-Flow allows users to automatically switch between target computers by moving the mouse pointer from screen to screen.

• Instant switching with USB True Emulation. Adder’s USB True Emulation technology overcomes limitations of other KVM switches by emulating the true character of connected devices, to all computers, simultaneously. This means the operator can use extra function keys, wheels, buttons and controls, without sacrificing switching times.

• Independent simultaneous device selection. Switching options allow operators to use the keyboard and mouse on one computer while having USB peripherals and speakers independently connected to different computer(s). It is still possible to switch all the connected devices to any one of the connected computers at any time.

• Keep-alive function. Users have the option to choose which computers ‘stay alive’, preventing target computers from sleeping while not in use, useful in situations where rapid switching is required.

• Multi monitor Free-Flow. The system is able to support up to 16 monitors per computer. To enable Free-Flow on multimonitor computers, a driver must be installed on the target computer. (Windows only).

• Audio mixing. Users can choose which audio source to hear, regardless of which computer is being operated.

• External control options. The unit can be controlled and switched via hotkeys, mouse clicks, Ethernet or RS232. With the open API, the unit can be easily set up and integrated into third party systems.

• Screen illumination module. The CCS-XB expansion module is an optional accessory that identifies which screen is being controlled using an LED indicator. The color and intensity can be controlled for each screen. A maximum of ten LED indicators can be supported.

• Redundant power. For mission critical applications, dual power inlets are available.

• Copy and Paste. Copy and paste up to 200KB of formatted text between directly connected Windows computers. Encrypted data setting available. A driver must be installed on each computer.

Add-on module for use with CCS4USB and Free-Flow. This module controls a set of LED lights which mount onto your screens. The LED's are fully configurable allowing the user to assign a specified color and intensity via the setup application. These units provide loop through support for additional accessories such as the RC4 or RC8 remote control modules for greater flexibility. Each LED module is pre-wired with 3 metres of cable allowing the user to route the module discreatly to the screen. The flexible cable used is of oval profile making it easier to tuck into channeling, wall gaps or any similar room features.

Each LED is housed in a sturdy molded enclosure and provided with an adhesive pad allowing the module to be fixed onto a screen bezel or other surface as required. 

The CCS-XB is interface powered making installation very simple.

Each CCS-XB ships with 4 LED modules. Additional modules can be ordered (to a maximum of 10 per unit) using order code: CCS-LED

Resolutions and cable lengths

The maximum resolutions achievable are:
1920 x 1200 x 60Hz at 200m
1280 x 1024 x 60Hz at 300m.

Power

The CATX DisplayPort CAM uses the USB port to derive its power from the host computer, dispensing with the need for a separate power supply and thus simplifying installation. Therefore the USB cable must always be connected to a USB port on the computer that is capable of providing up to 500mA. Power is not taken from the DisplayPort connector

Mini DisplayPort version available

Some computers, servers and graphics cards (Apple Mac Pro and ATI Radion graphics cards) come with mini DisplayPort connectors as these are smaller than the standard connector. A version of the CAM is available with Mini DisplayPort connectors.

EDID display information

The module will check during power up the EDID information available from the KVM switch or extender that is connected to the monitor and passes this back to the computer.

USB

The CAM supports low speed (1Mb/s) HID USB devices only.

Audio

2 channel CD Quality audio is supported via a 3.5mm jack plug. Audio is not available through the display port connector.

• High resolution video: supports 2560 x 1600 resolution at 60Hz refresh rate and 10 bits per color, 1920 x 1200 resolution at 120Hz refresh rate, and Full HD monitors at 1920 x 1080 resolution and 60Hz refresh rate at 12 bits per color without latency, all over standard cables

• Extended DDC EDID profile: ensures that the graphics card is always optimized to work with your screen

• USB True Emulation: USB 2.0 enables connection to any USB human interface device from mice and keyboards through to graphics tablets, jog shuttles, joysticks and 3D explorers

• Independent USB device selection: switching options enable the operator to use the keyboard and mouse on one computer whilst the USB peripherals are connected to other ones

• Channel selection options: switch using selectable keyboard hotkeys, three button mice or the front panel controls, or add a RC4 remote

• Broad USB 2.0 HID Support: a range of USB devices can be connected, including printers, scanners, and non-standard human interface devices

• ‘Options’ port for control, synchronisation and upgrade: port allows remote switching using simple ASCII codes; units to be switched in synchrony to create a multi video head switching system; and firmware upgrades, all through the same port

Green Indicator

Power present

Yellow Indicator

Signal activity

Resolutions and cable lengths

The maximum resolutions achievable are: 
1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz at 100m. 
1600 x 1200 @ 60Hz at 200m.
1280 x 1024 @ 60Hz at 300m.

Audio

Two channel CD quality audio is supported.

Absolute mouse mode support

Supports absolute mouse mode when used in conjunction with supporting equipment.

EDID display information

The module contains a default set of EDID information that supports display resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz. In addition, the module will check during power up whether alternative EDID information is available from the KVM switch or extender that is connected to port A. If required, you can also harvest and store new EDID information from your display (Read and Store).

Power

The CATx Dual CAM uses a USB port to derive its power from the host computer, dispensing with the need for a separate power supply and thus simplifying installation. Therefore the USB cable must always be connected to a USB port on the computer that is capable of providing up to 300mA.

User arbitration

Control of the host computer is arbitrated by the module on a first come, first served basis. At the moment that a key is pressed or a mouse is moved by a user, the keyboard and mouse of the other user are temporarily locked-out (the video images remain). The keyboard indicators of the locked-out user then begin to flash to confirm their status. After two seconds of inactivity from the user currently in control, the module returns to its idle condition and re-instates the keyboard indicators of the locked-out user.

RS232 for disabling/re-enabling receiver connections 

When required, a user of one remote link can disable (and re-enable) the other remote link using serial port commands.

From one of the remote keyboards, a terminal program on the computer can be used to send the appropriate character to the COM port that has been allocated to the module.