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INTRODUCTION 

The FDX-M4P consists of a transmitter and 
receiver that extend four DVI-D outputs, 
audio, USB keyboard,  USB mouse and RS-

232. For exceptional quality and security, 
fiber optic extension is the best solution. The 
FDX-M4P can go the distance with multi-
mode fiber optic cabling that can reach up to 

1,400 feet. 

 

FEATURES 

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Quad channel DVI-D, audio and USB 
keyboard and mouse with RS-232 control 

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Top Signal Quality over Multimode Fiber 
(up to 1,400 feet) 

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Video Resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 

WUXGA at 60Hz 

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Customizable/Programmable DDC Table 
for Mac/PC 

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Supports all USB 2.0 and 1.1 Keyboards 
and Mice 

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Fiber Plug Type LC 

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Compatible With all Major KVM Switches  

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Supports Mac, PC, and Linux DVI 

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Uses universal DVI Single Link 
connectors 

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Zero pixel loss with TMDS signal 
correction 

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Rack Mountable Solution 

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Plug-and-play 

INSTALLATION DIAGRAM 

HARDWARE INSTALLATION 

1.  Turn off the computer, displays, speakers and any peripheral devices.  
2.  Connect the USB cable, RS-232 cable and audio cable from the computer and to the FDX-

TXM4P.  

3.  Do not connect the DVI inputs from the computer to the FDX-TXM4P.  

4.  Connect the DVI displays to the DVI connectors on the FDX-RXM4P. (DVI monitors recom-

mended.) 

5.  Connect USB mouse and keyboard to the USB connectors on the FDX-RXM4P.  
6.  Connect speakers to the audio connector on the FDX-RXM4P.  

7.  Connect an RS-232 device to the FDX-RXM4P. 
8.  Connect the FDX-TXM4P to the FDX-RXM4P with multimode fiber-optic cables. 
9.  Power on the computer, displays, speakers and any peripheral devices. 
10. Connect the power cords and power on the FDX-TXM4P and the FDX-RXM4P. The status 

LEDs will flash. It will take up to 30 seconds for the FDX-M4P to learn the EDID settings from 
the connected DVI displays. Once the EDID settings are learned the LEDs will stop flashing. 

11.  Connect the computer’s DVI inputs to the FDX-TXM4P.  
 

WARNING: Be careful not to cross the Video Link Fiber Optic cables. Video Link 1 on the FDX-
TXM4P must be connected to Video Link 1 on the FDX-RXM4P.  TX Video Link 2 must connect to 
RX Video Link 2 ,  3 to 3, etc. 
 

Note: HDMI monitors with DVI to HDMI adapters may work with DVI EDID settings loaded. 

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