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We are pleased to announce a free webinar regarding Black Box AV over IP products and desktop KM switch products. ~About this Webinar~ This webinar is an introductory session designed to be easy to understand for those who are new to Black Box products. In a roundtable format, we will introduce the overview and use cases of Black Box's AV over IP products and KM switch products, with the aim of familiarizing participants with Black Box products. In this webinar, we will clearly explain the basic mechanisms of various Black Box AV over IP products and KM switches, as well as system configurations and usage scenarios. This content is recommended for those considering systems for "video distribution" within facilities or factories, "video transmission" to remote locations, or "controlling multiple PCs at once." We encourage you to take this opportunity to participate. 【Agenda】 - Introduction of various Black Box AV over IP product lineup System configuration, features Each usage scenario - Introduction of desktop KM switch (Freedom) System configuration, features Usage scenarios

KVM extenders are used in a wide range of applications across almost every industry. From power plants to offices, and from server rooms to supermarkets, KVM extenders are utilized to overcome the limitations of transmission distances for both analog and digital interface cables. Typically, a KVM extender consists of a transmitter device connected to the source (PC or server), a receiver device connected to the user workstation (monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, and other peripherals), and a network cable (CATx or fiber optic) that connects the two. We explain various examples of applications and benefits of this technology on our website [Black Box Glossary]. Click on the related information below, "Why Extend KVM"!

SFP, SFP+, and QSFP modules are transceivers used to connect network devices such as switches to fiber cables or LAN cables, and they are used when adding fiber ports to devices. The appropriate SFP transceiver varies depending on the type of cable, the required transmission distance, and the data transmission speed for the network. By understanding the differences among the three types of SFPs and selecting the model that best suits your needs, you can build a cost-effective network system. For more details, please refer to the glossary page linked under "Related Information" below.