Black Box MediaCento VX 4-Port Transmitter

The Black Box AVX-VGA-TP-TX-4 is a 4-port transmitter designed to extend VGA video, stereo audio, and serial signals over standard CATx cables. It supports high resolutions up to 1920 by 1200 pixels, making it suitable for delivering clear, sharp images across distances up to 1000 feet or more, depending on the receiver used. This device fits well in environments like broadcasting centers, command rooms, or any setup that requires reliable long-distance signal distribution without the hassle of running bulky VGA cables.

Installation is straightforward since the transmitter works with existing non-networked CATx infrastructure, reducing the need for extra wiring. Managing multiple screens and extender devices is simplified through a user-friendly graphical interface, which allows easy configuration and control. The transmitter also supports EDID copy to ensure display compatibility and is HDCP-compliant for protected content. For added convenience, it includes local video and audio ports so you can monitor signals directly at the transmitter location. An RS-232 control connection is built in, enabling serial communication for integrated system control. Additionally, advanced video quality adjustments help maintain signal integrity over longer cable runs, ensuring consistent performance.

This transmitter is ideal for professionals who need a dependable, flexible solution to extend VGA and audio signals across large spaces, such as in control rooms, conference facilities, or digital signage installations.

Highlights:

• Extends VGA video, stereo audio, and serial signals up to 1000 feet
• Supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 for clear, detailed images
• User-friendly graphical interface for easy setup and control of multiple devices
• EDID copy feature and HDCP compliance for display compatibility and content protection
• Local video and audio ports allow convenient signal monitoring
• Includes RS-232 control connection for serial communication
• Advanced video quality adjustments optimize performance over long cable runs