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BYTECC VGERP01 VGA UTP Extender 1x1 Splitter w/ Audio

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Extend VGA video and stereo audio signal max up to 300M over one UTP cat5e/6 cable
Adjusting GAIN and PEAK to adapt for the different length of UTP cable. GAIN: Brightness adjustment; PEAK: Skew ad

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Model

Brand: BYTECC

Model: VGERP01

Spec

Type: VGA UTP Extender

Features

Features: Extend VGA video and stereo audio signal max up to 300M over one UTP cat5e/6 cable

Adjusting GAIN and PEAK to adapt for the different length of UTP cable. GAIN: Brightness adjustment; PEAK: Skew adjustment

Support resolution max up to 1920 x 1200

Dual output at local unit: 1 x VGA output for local site, plus 1 x UTP output for remote site

Work with monitors, projectors, HDTV, and flat panel displays

Manufacturer Warranty

Parts: 1 year limited

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Warranty

Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
Limited Warranty period (labor): 0 day

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Tinkerman 3/28/2013 1:01:19 PM Tech Level: 5/5 Ownership: 2/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 3/5A good deal, but not perfect Pros: Great price, provides both splitter and Cat5 extender functionality Cons: Doesn't pass through monitor model/resolution info. Also ghosting at high resolutions. Other Thoughts: You shouldn't expect the world for this price (under $50 for more than 1 at a time as of March 2013). There is significant ghosting at high resolutions, even when using high-quality video cables and even on the local output (the remote output can even appear to be better than the local output because there are skew and gain adjustments for the remote output). I'm not too picky on image quality, but if you work with image editing or small text, forget it. Worse, though for me, is that EDID/DDC monitor information isn't passed through. At best, your computer will assume only generic least common denominator resolutions are available. At worst, your computer won't even recognized there's a monitor connected. If you don't mind bypassing the extender every time you boot, then it's not a problem I guess. Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!

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Tinkerman
3/28/2013 1:01:19 PM
Tech Level: 5/5
Ownership: 2/5
Verified Owner

Rating: 3/5A good deal, but not perfect

Pros: Great price, provides both splitter and Cat5 extender functionality

Cons: Doesn't pass through monitor model/resolution info. Also ghosting at high resolutions.

Other Thoughts: You shouldn't expect the world for this price (under $50 for more than 1 at a time as of March 2013). There is significant ghosting at high resolutions, even when using high-quality video cables and even on the local output (the remote output can even appear to be better than the local output because there are skew and gain adjustments for the remote output). I'm not too picky on image quality, but if you work with image editing or small text, forget it. Worse, though for me, is that EDID/DDC monitor information isn't passed through. At best, your computer will assume only generic least common denominator resolutions are available. At worst, your computer won't even recognized there's a monitor connected. If you don't mind bypassing the extender every time you boot, then it's not a problem I guess.

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