RGB Spectrum XtendPoint XP 104 RX – 4-Port KVM Receiver

Product Overview

The RGB Spectrum XP 104 RX is the receiver endpoint of the XtendPoint KVM-over-IP system, deployed at the operator desk to give a single workstation secure control of multiple remote computers. This 4-port KVM receiver supports DisplayPort, USB, audio, and RS-232 connections to local devices and drives signals up to 4Kp60 4:4:4 UHD over standard Gigabit Ethernet. As a KVM-over-IP receiver, it pairs with XP 104 TX transmitters to build a scalable KVM matrix for control rooms, command centers, and networked operator stations. It is a strong fit for integrators specifying a multi-user KVM-over-IP control solution across a room or a wider enterprise.

Product Description

The XP 104 RX sits at the operator side of an XtendPoint deployment, decoding video, keyboard, mouse, USB, audio, and serial data delivered from transmitter endpoints at the source computers. Operators view multiple desktops on a multi-display or multiviewer operator station and take control of any system simply by moving the mouse to the target desktop using KlickSimple cursor navigation, with no dedicated switch hardware to actuate. The receiver provides four video connections (one DisplayPort 1.2 and three DisplayPort 1.1), six USB 2.0 Type A ports, embedded and analog audio with microphone and headphone connections, and an RS-232 serial port, making it suitable for control of multi-headed computers with up to four displays.

Because the system runs over standard Gigabit Ethernet in point-to-point, LAN, or private WAN configurations, the XP 104 RX supports one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one, and many-to-many topologies as operational needs grow. The XtendPoint Central Manager lets administrators discover, configure, manage, and monitor every transmitter and receiver endpoint, while an advanced on-screen display with thumbnail previews makes switching between connected computers straightforward. The receiver is a 1RU device that mounts cleanly in a rack at the operator position. For other KVM and control-room endpoints, browse our networked KVM and control collection, or review the full RGB Spectrum line to plan a complete deployment.

Key Features

• 4-Port Receiver I/O — Provides one DisplayPort 1.2 and three DisplayPort 1.1 video outputs to drive control of multi-headed computers with up to four displays.
• 4Kp60 4:4:4 UHD Performance — Delivers full-color UHD signals up to 3840x2160 at 60Hz with low-latency responsiveness at the operator desk.
• KlickSimple Navigation — Lets operators take control of any connected system by moving the mouse to its desktop, removing the need to actuate a separate switch.
• Six USB 2.0 Ports — Connects keyboard, mouse, and peripheral devices at the operator station with six USB 2.0 Type A connections.
• Audio and Serial Support — Carries embedded DisplayPort audio plus 3.5 mm line, microphone, and headphone connections, along with an RS-232 9-pin serial port.
• Networked Matrix Switching — Operates over standard Gigabit Ethernet in point-to-point, LAN, or private WAN configurations and supports one-to-one through many-to-many topologies.
• Central Manager Administration — Works with the XtendPoint Central Manager so administrators can discover, configure, manage, and monitor all endpoints from one place.
• 1RU Rack-Mount Design — Installs in a standard equipment rack at the operator position with an optional rackmount kit.

Typical Applications

• Command and control centers — Operator desks that require secure, low-latency control of multiple remote computers.
• Government spaces — Secure facilities where operators control segregated systems from a single station.
• Broadcast studios — Control positions that switch between multiple production and playout computers.
• Training rooms — Instructor stations that take control of multiple lab or demonstration systems.
• Commercial meeting spaces — Shared operator positions accessing remote workstations across a building or campus.

Technical Specifications

Source: RGB Spectrum.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the XP 104 RX connect to?
The XP 104 RX is the receiver endpoint at the operator desk. It pairs with XP 104 TX transmitters installed at the source computers, communicating over standard Gigabit Ethernet in point-to-point, LAN, or private WAN configurations.

What displays and peripherals can I attach?
It provides one DisplayPort 1.2 and three DisplayPort 1.1 video connections for control of multi-headed computers with up to four displays, six USB 2.0 Type A ports for keyboard, mouse, and peripherals, plus analog and embedded audio and an RS-232 serial port.

How is it mounted and installed?
The unit is a 1RU device that installs in a standard equipment rack at the operator position using the optional rackmount kit. It connects to the network via RJ-45 or an SFP transceiver for fiber runs.

How does it fit into a larger AV and control system?
XtendPoint scales from one-to-one up to many-to-many topologies and is managed centrally through the XtendPoint Central Manager, so receivers and transmitters can be added as the operation grows. Operators switch between systems using KlickSimple navigation and the on-screen display.

What warranty and support are available?
The XP 104 RX is covered by the manufacturer warranty. For warranty registration, design assistance, or technical support, contact Creation Networks at 888-230-3661 or via our contact page.