The name CATX 4000 (aka CatxIP 4000) is a generic term used to describe the series of products, that include the following:-
- AVX4016 - up to 16x Computers
- AVX4024 - up to 24x Computerss
- AVX4016IP - up to 16x Computers with Remote VNC access
- AVX4024IP - up to 24x Computers with Remote VNC access
About
- ADDERView CATX4000 product is a high density, fully-featured KVM switch enabling up to 4 local to access and control up to 24 computers at BIOS level. A combination of USB console support and a full KVM feature set ensure high-performance, flexible switching of USB, video and audio signals. The CATxIP variant allows a global remote VNC user to connect into the switch.
User Manuals
Advice and Setup
- You need CATx CAM's to connect to the host computers.
- Out of the box you will need to learn the monitors EDID as the default one may not be suitable for your monitor.
- Use CAT5e cable.
- Avoid using patch panels.
- The maximum cable length between the CATX4000 and the CAM module is 50m. You will need to use the Video Compensation settings to setup the video.
- The overall maximum overall cable length is 300m, this includes the length between the CATX4000 and CAM plus the length between the CATX4000 and remote user (X100 or X200).
- Upgrading the Firmware
- VNC Mouse Calibration (CATxIP versions)
- Maximum screen resolution when connecting remotely is via VNC 1600x1200 (CATxIP versions)
- The CATX4000 series is not cascadable with the CATX1000 or CATX5000 series products.