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Description
The Iogear GVE200 DVI-D Over CAT5e/6 Cable Extender System uses one inexpensive and common CAT5e (or CAT6) network cable to connect the signal sender and receiver over extended distances. Using this system allows for use of DVI components over a longer range than usually possible with DVI cables.
This system will carry a 1080i signal over a range of 100′. Both the sender and receiver are self-powered in-line, and don’t require any external power supplies. They are compact, lightweight, and use a durable shell to house the hardware.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.43 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8.8 × 4.25 × 1.55 in |
| Ports | Transmitter: <br>1 x DVI-D Single-Link (Input) <br>1 x RJ45 Ethernet Female (Output) <br />Receiver: <br>1 x DVI-D Single-Link (Output) <br>1 x RJ45 Ethernet Female (Input) |
| Supported Resolutions | 1920 x 1080 |
| Maximum Transmission Distance | 100' / 30 m |
| Bandwidth | 1.65 Gbps |
Reviews (5)
5 reviews for IOGEAR GVE200 DVI-D Extender System, Over CAT5e/6 Cable
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Evalyn Wehner
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I attempted to use these devices such that it would mean less work for end users than the traditional send/receive units. Unfortunately, they did not work, no matter what I did, I could not get them to work. Switched out the CAT-5e cable, swapped sided thinking possibly the housing was reversed, re-seated the units on to the DVI-D Single Layer ports on both transmitter & receiver, on and on… unfortunately they never worked for my and I ended up going with the previous solution I was attempting to eliminate.
Francisca Jacobson
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I had another brand but had trouble from the beginning. Sometimes it would just quit for no reason and a reboot would get it going again. Finally nothing. The gve200 worked out of the box without and downloads or anything. Hasn’t missed a moment even during a thunderstorm the other night . JUST PLAIN GREAT
Gaston Thompson
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At first I originally tried a CAT5 cable to send my signal approximately 50 feet and the signal was extremely noisy. Once I did some research and tried a CAT 6 cable, it worked great.
Electa Bernier
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I bought this extender with the hope of connecting one of my 20 Apple Cinema Displays to a Mac Mini Server but the extender doesn’t work with the Cinema Display. I was able to use the extender with an older 19 4/3 aspect ratio monitor @ 1280×1024 resolution but that’s not what I wanted. If you want a DVI extender to use with an HD monitor, look elsewhere as the GVE200 is not up to the job.
Alia Romaguera
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Tried these in a theatre situation, started with a 50′ run, no signal, 25 feet, same thing – finally we went directly in with a 5′ run and still no image. It would have been a handy tool, but I had to go out and buy regualr cables.