Your server's locked in a rack room 200 metres away. You need to see it, touch it, and prove exactly what happened on it last Tuesday at 2am. The KE6940AiT sits next to that machine and hands you full console control — two DVI monitors, USB keyboard and mouse — over your intranet or the internet. No cable run across the building. No one climbing a ladder in the server cage.
What sets this transmitter apart from a standard KVM extender? The CCVSR software decoder. Every keystroke, every BIOS boot, every login gets recorded to a secure video file. When the auditors ask for a trail, you hand them a timestamped recording instead of a shrug.
Video runs lossless at 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz on both DVI-I outputs. You connect over RJ-45 copper or drop a 1Gbps SFP module into the fibre slot and stretch that link to 10 km. Dual power supplies keep the session alive if one feed drops.
Pair it with the KE6940AR receiver at your desk, or fold it into a CCKM matrix for multipoint access. AES-128 encryption protects the data in transit; RADIUS, LDAP, and AD authentication gate who actually gets in.
In the box: transmitter, power adapter and cord, 1.8 m KVM cable (DVI-D, USB, audio), 1.8 m DVI-D cable, four foot pads, mounting kit, and instructions
| 0 | 1x KE6940AiT transmitter |
| 1 | 1x Power adapter & cord |
| 2 | 1x KVM cable (DVI-D, USB, Audio; 1.8m) |
| 3 | 1x DVI-D cable 1.8 m |
| 4 | 1x Foot pad set (4 pcs) |
| 5 | 1x Mounting kit |
| 6 | 1x User instructions |
| brand | ATEN |
| model | KE6940AiT |
| type | KVM over IP Transmitter |
| video_output | Dual DVI-I |
| max_resolution | 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz |
| network_ports | RJ-45, SFP (1Gbps) |
| max_fibre_distance | 10 km |
| encryption | AES-128 |
| authentication | RADIUS, LDAP, AD, username/password |
| power | Dual redundant supplies |
| software_support | CCVSR session recorder, CCKM matrix manager |
| emulation | USB keyboard/mouse, RS-232 |
