Network & Communication

Upgrade to Bluetooth® 5.1 Technology - Stable and Reliable Connections

IOGEAR's new Compact USB Bluetooth Transmitter is 5.1 compliant. New 5.1 technology brings "direction-finding" that allows Bluetooth devices to precisely pinpoint the physical location of the device. 5.1 supports Angle of Arrival (AoA) and Angle of Departure (AoD) methods to determine the distance and direction of the signal. This new version can pinpoint a device's location within a few centimeters. This offers a more stable and reliable connection.

Speed Up the Pairing Process

Bluetooth 5.1 devices use "Generic Attribute Profile," or GATT. When a client device connects it "discovers" what the server device supports, which takes time and energy. Bluetooth 5.1 performs more aggressive caching it skips the service discovery stage if nothing has changed. These "GATT caching enhancements" mean the connection happens faster and less power is spent.

Less Bluetooth Interruption

Bluetooth 5.1 comes with a new feature called "randomized advertising channel indexing." When you pair with your device, the connection now runs on a specific channel. Other devices get more room to avoid interfering with each other. That is especially helpful if there are many Bluetooth devices in an area.

Supports Dual Audio

Bluetooth 5.1 allows the user the ability to connect two compatible audio devices at the same time and still enjoy high-quality audio. Previous versions could only connect and transfer audio data to one speaker at a time. Connecting two speakers for dual audio meant relying on proprietary connection techniques of the speaker manufacturer.

The Iogear's GCE500U KVM Cosole/Extender allows access to a PC with USB or USB KVM switch from a remote USB VGA console (VGA monitor, USB keyboard, and USB mouse) via Cat5e/6 cable up to 500 feet away. This unit is perfect for moving the console away from the computer or the KVM switch. Your console can be moved out of the server room to a location that may be more comfortable and quieter.

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The GCEH4K extends HDMI signals, including 4K@60Hz video and high-quality audio, over up to 70 meters of Ethernet cables. It supports various HDR formats and offers features such as KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) extension and Power over Cable (PoC). Ideal for home theaters, conference rooms, and digital signage.

Seamless 4K HDMI Signal Extension - Ideal for Home Theaters and Conference Rooms!

The GCEH4K extends HDMI signals, including 4K video at 60Hz and high-quality audio, over Ethernet cables up to 225 ft. long. It supports multiple HDR formats and includes features such as KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) extension and Power over Cable (PoC). This device is ideal for use in home theaters, conference rooms, and digital signage applications.

Immerse Yourself in Stunning 4K Visuals

Content Feature 1 Copy: Experience stunning visuals with 4K@60Hz resolution, delivering crisp details, vibrant colors, and a smooth viewing experience. Ideal for contractors installing home theaters in new homes, retail businesses showcasing products, houses of worship enhancing presentations, and education institutions creating engaging classrooms.

Immersive Sound: Multi-Channel Audio

Experience cinematic audio experience with support for LPCM 7.1CH, Dolby TrueHD, and DTS-HD Master Audio, delivering surround sound that immerses you in the action.

Extend HDMI 225ft with One Cable & PoC

Extend HDMI up to 225 feet with a single Ethernet cable, simplifying your setup and eliminating bulky cables. Power over Cable (PoC) lets you power the transmitter or receiver from either end for added convenience.

Control Your Devices with Ease

Seamlessly control your connected devices with your keyboard and mouse, eliminating the need for multiple peripherals and simplifying your workflow. Additionally, the GCEH4K extends the capabilities of your IOGEAR KVM switch by connecting additional devices, allowing you to manage multiple computers from a remote location. This feature provides a comprehensive solution for controlling your devices, whether you're using a single computer or multiple systems.