SimLine's RCM system features IP access latency of up to 50ms, supports multi-window access, offers multiple mouse modes, includes RPA support, and achieves low CPU and memory usage.

KVM Extension

• HDMI, DVI and VGA extension
  RCM extenders which comes with an environmental control module, enables long distance extension of video signals, together with USB-HID connection for keyboard and mouse, RS232 (x1), RS485 (x1), I/O ports (x5, including 3 for security access controllers), IR (x5) and programmable relay (x2).

• Connections
  There are two ways of connections: 1)which can be either connecting CPU units (sources) to CON units (user work-desk) through CAT X or fiber (single or multi-mode) at distances up to 100m (CAT X) and 20km (fiber SM) or 500m (fiber MM); 2) or connecting CPU units to a PC with installed with a RCM KVM Remote Access App.

• Applications

• Be it using the hardware or the App to access the sources, users can experience fast switching of multiple sources, multi-layout screens within a monitor display and multi-screen control of the various sources within a single display.

Product Features

• Video local loop-out and power-off loop-out functionality

• USB-HID secure transmission

• Input video resolution up to 3840x2160@30Hz and backward compatibility.

• EDID management

• Analog audio input and loop-out

• Front panel LCD screen for quick checking encoder device IP information

• Supports either PoE power supply or 12VDC power supply

• Supports firmware upgrade through network and online IP address modifications.

• Supports customizable security switch. Status feedback of offline state detection, inactive, local-end operating, and remote-end operating.

• Supports 24/7 working environment

• The powerful chipset supports NPU (Neural Processing Unit), providing distributed computing power for image recognition, reducing server concurrency pressure, and enabling large-scale concurrent OCR+RPA scenarios.

• Dual network interfaces: RJ45 and SFP fiber, supporting either dual IP mode or bridge mode:

  Mode 1: Dual IP Mode – Supports redundant network connection via both copper and fiber,  or enables isolated transmission across two networks.

  Mode 2: Bridge Mode – One network port connects to network switch, while the other one provides an additional network port for other devices within the facility, addressing the limited network interface availability in the facility.

Technical Specification