Adder INFINITY 100 DVI - Zero U, IP-based, KVM extender/matrix Transmitter for DVI, audio and USB

INFINITY as a CatX Extender

In its simplest form, you can use the ADDERLink INFINITY 100 as a point-to-point extender. Simply connect a transmitter to an receiver using CAT6 cable up to 330ft (100m) in length. The Adder INFINITY 100 also offers the option of up to 6.21mi (10km) distances with fiber, via optional fiber SFP modules. This will deliver video, Audio, USB and serial in perfect quality across much greater extension distances over traditional CatX cables.

What if I need to extend beyond?

For longer cable runs, simply add another network device such as a switch. This can be repeated many times for longer distances, delivering a video, audio and USB extender capable of extraordinary distances. The great thing is, you can easily branch off to multiple screens at any point, or build new functionality in over time by adding additional units.

INFINITY as an Over-IP Extender^*

Adder INFINITY units can be set up as point-to-point KVM-Over-IP extenders with unlimited extension distance. Access your source computer from anywhere in the world from an INFINITY receiver!

Optional VNC viewer access from a computer, mobile phone, or tablet is also possible using the INFINITY ALIF2112T Transmitter, or by connecting Adder iPeps IP KVM Gateways to INFINITY Receivers.

Switching

INFINITY as an AV or KVM Switch

With the ADDERLink INFINITY, your network becomes your KVM switch. By changing channels on the receiver, you are switching video, USB and Audio, while the transmitters not in use continue to emulate the previously connected devices.

By turning your network into a switch, you could potentially create a KVM switch of any size you like, you can add source computers simply by adding transmitters or users simply by adding receivers, and even share USB devices at the same time. By creating mixed channels, you can combine video, audio and USB from different destinations.

Sharing Targets

INFINITY as a AV or KVM Splitter

The ADDERLink INFINITY has been designed to allow multiple users to share a single remote computer. You are given three ways to connect; View only (shows video only), Shared (presents an open connection that others can use at the same time) or Exclusive (once selected, no other user can either view or share, with the exception of system administrators - configurable).

Matrix

Multicasting

A unique feature of ADDERLink INFINITY is its ability to multicast video and audio across the network to as many receivers as you like. When a channel is being multicast, it does not create any additional traffic, instead, all receivers latch onto the same IP data flowing across the network.

INFINITY as a Command Center / Video Wall Controller

Adder INFINITY Manager (AIM) interface allows you to create custom command centers and video walls, without a limit to configuration size or distance. Mix together DVI, DisplayPort, and VGA Transmitters & Receivers that are available with a variety of mounting options, sizes, with audio support, and with serial RS-232. Control your entire IT & AV infrastructure, including existing KVMs, through a single solution!

Adder 'Free-flow' Mouse Switching

Free-Flow allows users to automatically switch between target computers simply by moving the mouse pointer from screen to screen. This essentially allows you to build a unlimited source Keyboard & Mouse switch. Unlike software-only variants, no software is required on your mission critical computers for Free-Flow to work.

To add 'Free-flow' mouse switching to your control station, simply add another receiver & monitor to the user station for each source you want to switch between.