ATEN 2K DVI-D Dual Link KVM over IP Transmitter

The KE6910 family from ATEN delivers a powerful, network-enabled KVM over IP solution that lets you control a distant computer as if you were sitting right in front of it. Comprising the high-performance KE6910T transmitter connected to the host computer and the KE6910R receiver providing a remote console, this extender enables seamless keyboard, video, and mouse access over standard IP networks. With 2K DVI-D dual-link video, USB console support, and a robust, plug-and-play design, the KE6910 is ideal for data centers, control rooms, and distributed IT environments where you need reliable, secure, and flexible remote administration.

• Seamless remote KVM over IP — Experience true console access to a host system from a remote location. The KE6910T is connected to the computer and the KE6910R is placed at the remote workstation, delivering real-time control through a standard network. It’s designed to minimize latency and deliver responsive, flicker-free operation for efficient remote administration without sacrificing the tactile feel of a local setup.
• 2K DVI-D Dual Link video for crisp visuals — The system supports high-resolution 2K DVI-D dual-link video, delivering sharp, detailed images for graphics-intensive applications, engineering work, and multimedia tasks. Whether you’re viewing CAD drawings, 3D renders, or large spreadsheets, the KE6910 maintains image quality to help you work confidently from afar.
• Full USB console support — Access a remote USB console that lets you use a keyboard and mouse as if you were directly connected to the host. In addition to HID peripherals, the KE6910 enables smooth peripheral passthrough so you can interact with the host system using familiar input devices, streamlining workflows and reducing the need for on-site visits.
• Network-friendly, flexible deployment — Built for the realities of modern IT environments, the KE6910 extender operates over IP networks, including local area networks and wide area networks. This flexibility allows centralized control rooms, multiple remote sites, or disaster recovery locations to share critical computing resources, while preserving performance and responsiveness across distances.
• Reliable performance with enterprise-friendly features — Designed to support ongoing, mission-critical operations, the KE6910 emphasizes stability and ease of use. Its compact form, straightforward setup, and robust reliability help IT teams deploy and maintain remote access without adding complexity, while preserving the security and integrity of the host system.

Technical Details of KE6910

• Video bandwidth: 2K DVI-D Dual Link support for high-resolution display
• Connection method: IP-based transmitter (KE6910T) to host computer and IP-based receiver (KE6910R) for remote console
• Video interface: DVI-D Dual Link compatibility
• USB support: Remote USB console access (keyboard and mouse compatible); USB device passthrough as supported
• Network protocol: TCP/IP-based extension over standard Ethernet networks
• Distance and scalability: Extends control over IP networks, suitable for distributed environments
• Power: External power supply required for both KE6910T and KE6910R units
• Security and access: Designed to provide secure and reliable remote control access for enterprise environments

how to install KE6910

Installing the KE6910 is designed to be straightforward so you can quickly gain remote access to a host PC without complex configuration. Follow these general steps to set up the KE6910 transmitter and receiver across an IP network:

• Power down the host computer and the KE6910T/KE6910R units before making connections.
• Connect the KE6910T transmitter to the host computer using the DVI-D Dual Link video cable and attach a USB keyboard or mouse to the transmitter’s USB ports as needed.
• Connect the KE6910R receiver to the remote console hardware. Attach a monitor via DVI-D Dual Link to the receiver and connect a USB keyboard and mouse to the remote console if required.
• Link the transmitter and receiver over the network by placing both on the same LAN or across VPN-enabled networks as appropriate. Ensure network cables and switches support the required bandwidth and latency tolerances for your workload.
• Power on both units and perform any initial setup on the KE6910R to recognize the host system. If EDID management or display settings are required, configure these options to ensure the best video compatibility with your monitor at the remote site.
• Test the remote session by moving the mouse, typing on the keyboard, and verifying that the remote console mirrors the host’s actions in real time. Make any necessary adjustments to latency, image quality, or peripheral behavior for optimal operation.

Frequently asked questions

Below are common questions about the KE6910 KVM over IP transmitter and receiver, focusing on setup, capabilities, and best-use scenarios. If your question isn’t listed here, consider consulting ATEN’s official documentation or support resources for the latest guidance.

• What is the KE6910? — The KE6910 is a two-piece KVM over IP extender comprising a transmitter that connects to a host computer and a receiver that provides a remote console. It enables secure, remote access to a computer system over an IP network using a 2K DVI-D Dual Link video connection and USB peripherals.
• What video resolutions does KE6910 support? — KE6910 supports high-resolution 2K DVI-D dual-link video, delivering crisp images suitable for professional graphics, design, CAD, and data-intensive applications when accessed remotely.
• How does remote USB console work? — The system exposes a remote USB console at the KE6910R, allowing you to use a keyboard and mouse as if you were directly connected to the host computer. USB peripherals can be used at the remote site to control the host system.
• Can KE6910 work over WAN or across multiple locations? — Yes. The KE6910 extender is designed to operate over IP networks, enabling remote access across local networks or wider distances, depending on network performance and latency. Network configuration and quality of service (QoS) considerations may influence results across distant sites.
• Is setup plug-and-play? — The KE6910 is designed for straightforward deployment. With proper cabling, network configuration, and power, many installations provide a quick setup path and intuitive operation, reducing the time to gain remote access to critical systems.
• What are typical use cases? — Data centers needing remote server management, control rooms that centralize operations, disaster recovery sites that require off-site access to hosts, and distributed IT environments where technicians must manage multiple computers from a single console.
• What about security? — The KE6910 is built to support secure remote access over IP networks. For enhanced security, standard network security practices such as strong authentication, encrypted connections where available, and proper network segmentation are advised to protect host systems during remote sessions.