Cat.6 HDMI & USB KVM Extender - Lindy 39350

Name: Cat.6 HDMI & USB KVM Extender - Lindy 39350
Brand: Lindy
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The Lindy Cat.6 HDMI & USB KVM Extender allows users to control a source device such as a PC from ...

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The Lindy Cat.6 HDMI & USB KVM Extender is designed for IT professionals and AV installers who need to control a PC or server from a remote location up to 100 meters away. By utilizing a single Cat.6 cable to transmit high-definition video and USB signals, it provides a clean and efficient control solution for conference rooms, lecture halls, and digital signage. A key caveat is that this unit is strictly for point-to-point connections and must not be used with active network switches or routers.

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Model Part Number	IN-DT-4002888393508
Brand	Lindy

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FAQs

Can I connect this through a network switch?

No, this device is designed exclusively for point-to-point connections and is not compatible with active network hardware.

What is the maximum resolution supported?

The system supports a maximum resolution of 1920x1080 (Full HD) at 60Hz.

Do I need to install software drivers?

No, the device is fully plug & play.

Where should I connect the power supply for the best performance?

Connecting the power supply to the receiver unit allows for the full 100m range for both video and USB signals.

Does it support HDCP?

Yes, it supports HDCP 1.4 for protected content transmission.

What type of cable do I need?

You should use a high-quality Cat.6 RJ45 network cable for best performance.

Troubleshooting

No image on the remote display

Verify the Cat.6 cable is properly seated and the source is outputting at 1080p resolution or lower.

USB mouse or keyboard is not detected

If the power supply is at the transmitter end, ensure you are within the 30m limit for USB signals. Move the power supply to the receiver side to extend the USB range to 100m.

PoC is not powering the system

Ensure the Cat.6 cable is solid core and correctly wired, as PoC requires a stable, high-quality cable connection between units.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Supports 100m extension distances
Power over Cable (PoC) functionality
Includes HDMI loop-through for local monitoring
Robust metal construction
Secure screw-type DC power connection

Cons

Does not support active network equipment
Limited to 1080p resolution
USB signal range varies depending on power placement

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation follows a direct point-to-point connection method. Connect the source device to the transmitter's HDMI and USB ports. Run a high-quality Cat.6 cable directly from the transmitter to the receiver unit. Connect your remote display, keyboard, and mouse to the receiver.

Important power considerations:

If the PSU is connected to the transmitter, the USB signal is limited to 30m, while video remains at 100m.
If the PSU is connected to the receiver, both video and USB signals support the full 100m distance.

Always ensure the unit is kept in a well-ventilated area within the operating temperature range of 0-40°C. Do not attempt to route this signal through an Ethernet switch, as it will cause the system to fail.