What is a KVM extender and why would a company use one?

A KVM extender lets you control a remote computer from your local keyboard, mouse, and monitor over a long distance, useful for server rooms, backup facilities, and off-site equipment.

How far can this extender transmit signals?

The CE690 uses fibre optics to transmit up to 12.4 miles (approximately 20 kilometres), overcoming standard cable limitations.

Is this suitable for a business with a server room in a different building?

Yes, long-distance DVI optical transmission is ideal for campuses, industrial facilities, and geographically dispersed operations.

What signals does this extender carry besides video?

It transmits DVI video, USB, RS-232 serial, and keyboard/mouse control over the same fibre connection.

Can I use this for secure remote management?

Yes, fibre-based transmission is more secure than traditional copper cables and reduces electromagnetic interference.

Is this used in data centres or broadcast facilities?

Yes, long-distance KVM extension is essential in data centre management, broadcast studios, and critical infrastructure control.

How long does it take to deliver a DVI optical KVM extender to the UAE?

Procure.ae supplies specialized AV and IT equipment across the UAE and GCC on a request-a-quote basis; contact our team.

Can Procure.ae assist with long-distance installation?

Yes, for specialized equipment like optical extenders, our team can advise on planning and configuration when you request a quote.

What does DVI Optical mean?

It means the extender carries DVI video signals over fibre optic cables, enabling long distances without signal loss.

What is included with this extender?

Contact Procure.ae for a complete list of components including fibre cable modules, transmitter/receiver units, and accessories.

Does it support HD video quality?

As a DVI extender it supports high-resolution video; for specific resolutions and bandwidth details, contact Procure.ae.

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Aten CE690 Long Distance DVI Optical KVM Extender

Aten CE690 Long Distance DVI Optical KVM Extender

Name: Aten CE690 Long Distance DVI Optical KVM Extender
Brand: Aten
SKU: CE690

The Aten CE690 long-distance DVI optical KVM extender overcomes standard cable length limitations by transmitting high-definition audio, video, and control signals over fibre optics up to 12.4 miles away. It supports DVI video, USB, RS-232, and keyboard/mouse control.

Overview

The Aten CE690 long-distance optical KVM extender uses fibre optics to extend DVI, USB, and RS-232 signals over extremely long distances — up to 12.4 miles — without signal degradation. It is ideal for remote server management, surveillance control centres, and distributed workstation environments where source and control console are geographically separated.

Key Features

Extends KVM signals over fibre optics up to 12.4 miles (19.9 km)
Supports DVI video at resolutions up to 1920 × 1200 @ 60Hz (24-bit colour)
Transmits keyboard and mouse control signals bidirectionally
RS-232 support for serial device communication (up to 115 kbps)
USB port for touchscreen and barcode scanner connectivity
Single 3.125 Gbps optical link eliminates multiple cable runs
Optimal for remote workstation and remote server access

Specifications

Video Interface: DVI
Maximum Distance: 12.4 miles (19.9 km) via Fibre Optic
Video Resolution: Up to 1920 × 1200 @ 60Hz (24-bit colour)
Optical Signaling: 3.125 Gbps
Connectivity: DVI, USB, RS-232, Fibre Optic
Serial Speed: RS-232 up to 115 kbps
Form Factor: Desktop/Rack-mount capable
Country of Origin: United Arab Emirates
Weight: 1.1 kg

Why buy from Procure.ae

Procure.ae supplies extended-distance KVM solutions to remote facilities, data centres, and security operations across the UAE and GCC. Request a quote for fibre installation support and multi-distance deployments.

FAQ

What fibre optic cable type is required?
Single-mode or multi-mode fibre optic cable can be used depending on distance and installation requirements. Consult with Procure.ae for specific fibre specifications.

Can I connect USB devices to the remote console?
Yes, the USB port on both local and remote ends supports touchscreens, barcode scanners, and other USB peripherals for complete remote workstation access.