ATEN KE6900AIT DVI-I Single Display KVM over IP Transmitter | Software Decoder Ability

You've got a server in a locked rack room and your console is three floors down. The KE6900AIT transmitter sits next to the machine, grabs the DVI-I video, USB keyboard, and mouse signals, and pushes them across your network as IP packets. On the other end, a receiver drops it all back out — no compression artefacts, no lag when you're typing in a terminal.

The software decoder ability means you can bring the KVM stream into a software-based viewing environment without needing a dedicated hardware decoder box on every workstation. One transmitter, flexible decode options. That's the point.

DVI-I single display. One monitor at each end. Clean, digital, no analogue signal degradation across the cable run.

If you're pairing this with a specific receiver or building out a larger KVM over IP matrix, give us a call. We'll confirm the handshake before you commit

• DVI-I single display KVM over IP transmitter — one monitor at each end
• Software decoder ability for flexible decode without dedicated hardware on every endpoint
• Transmits USB keyboard, mouse, and DVI video signals over IP network
• Digital DVI-I connection — no analogue signal loss across the run