ATEN KE6940AR DVI Dual Display KVM over IP Receiver with SFP Fibre Optic Network Connection

You're at your desk. The server you need to talk to is in a locked rack room, maybe on another floor, maybe at a different site entirely. The KE6940AR is the end that sits under your monitor. Plug in your USB keyboard, your mouse, and two DVI displays. Hit connect. You're driving that machine like it's sitting on your desk.

No cable snake across the office. No one asking the network team to run a new drop. The receiver talks over your existing LAN — copper via RJ-45 or fibre via the SFP slot, stretching the link out to 10 km if you've got the cabling.

Video is lossless at 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz on both DVI outputs. Dual power supplies mean one PSU failure doesn't kill your session mid-deploy.

If you're running more than one transmitter, drop this receiver into a CCKM matrix. Auto-detection finds every unit on the subnet, so setup is minutes, not an afternoon of IP hunting. AES-128 encryption and RADIUS/LDAP/AD auth keep it locked to your users only.

In the box: receiver, power adapter and cord, instructions. Keep it simple — you already have the monitors and peripherals

• Dual DVI input at lossless 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz — plug in two monitors, no scaling or artefacts
• SFP fibre slot extends the connection to 10 km; RJ-45 handles standard copper LAN
• USB keyboard and mouse emulation lets you drive the remote console as if it's local
• AES-128 encryption with RADIUS, LDAP, and AD authentication for access control
• Dual redundant power supplies protect against single-feed failure
• Matrix-ready: auto-detects all KE6940A transmitters on the subnet via CCKM