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Black Box ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM Modular KVM Extender Transmitter
Overview
The Black Box ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM is a modular KVM extender transmitter unit designed for installations that require extending keyboard, video, and mouse signals from a source workstation or server to a remote operator station. As the transmitter half of a KVM extension pair, the ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM sits at the source end — capturing and encoding signals for transmission across structured cabling or fiber infrastructure to a paired receiver module.
Black Box's ACX2 modular platform is engineered for broadcast, command-and-control, and enterprise AV-over-IP environments where low-latency signal extension and multi-seat operator flexibility are critical deployment requirements. The modular architecture means the transmitter chassis can accept interchangeable interface cards, allowing integrators to match the signal type and cabling plant already in place rather than retrofitting the entire signal chain.
The ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM (often searched as ACX2MT DP4KHS SM) is part of the broader Black Box KVM and signal extension catalog, which spans fiber, CATx, and IP-based extension architectures. If you are evaluating this unit for a KVM extender deployment, confirm the paired receiver model and the cabling plant before ordering — transmitter and receiver modules must be matched within the ACX2 family for interoperability.
Key Features
- Modular transmitter design: The ACX2 platform accepts swappable interface modules, so the same chassis accommodates different signal types as your infrastructure evolves — reducing forklift upgrades when cabling or source equipment changes.
- Source-end signal capture: Positioned at the workstation or server, the ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM handles encoding and transmission, keeping operator workstations physically separated from compute hardware — a standard requirement in secure command-and-control rooms and broadcast control suites.
- KVM signal consolidation: Extends keyboard, video, and mouse over a single connection run rather than separate cable drops per signal type, simplifying rack-room and operations-center cable management.
- Black Box ACX2 family compatibility: Designed to pair with compatible ACX2 receiver modules. Consult the KVM extender category or request pre-sales engineering support to confirm the correct receiver pairing for your specific video format and cabling plant.
Integration and Compatibility
The ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM is intended for deployment within Black Box's ACX2 modular KVM ecosystem. Compatibility with specific receiver modules, supported video resolutions, maximum extension distances, and USB peripheral support should be verified against the Black Box ACX2 product family documentation before procurement. For multi-seat or matrix configurations, consult Black Box's ACX2 matrix switching options available within the Black Box catalog.
For installations combining KVM extension with structured cabling infrastructure, review your network switching and cabling plant specifications alongside this transmitter to ensure end-to-end signal integrity at your target extension distance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM transmitter connect to at the receiver end?
A: The ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM is the transmitter module in a Black Box ACX2 modular KVM extender pair. It must be paired with a compatible ACX2 receiver module. Confirm the specific receiver model with Black Box documentation or pre-sales engineering before ordering.
Q: What video formats does the ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM support?
A: Specific supported video formats, resolutions, and frame rates are not confirmed in available evidence for this SKU. Consult the Black Box ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM datasheet or product page for confirmed specifications before deployment.
Q: What cabling type does the ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM use for signal extension?
A: The cabling type (fiber, CATx, or IP) supported by the ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM is not confirmed in available evidence. Verify the supported transmission medium with the Black Box product datasheet prior to purchase.
Q: Can the ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM be used in a KVM matrix switching configuration?
A: The ACX2 platform supports matrix configurations in some variants, but whether the ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM specifically supports matrix operation must be confirmed against Black Box's ACX2 family documentation. Contact pre-sales engineering for configuration guidance.
Q: What is the warranty on the ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM?
A: Warranty terms for the ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM are not confirmed in available evidence. Black Box typically provides a manufacturer warranty on hardware products — confirm the specific warranty period with the product datasheet or at point of purchase.

The ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM sits at the transmitter end of a Black Box ACX2 modular KVM extension pair — its job is capturing and encoding keyboard, video, and mouse signals at the source and handing them off across the cabling run to a matched receiver. The modular chassis design is the key architectural decision here: rather than committing to a fixed-interface extender, the ACX2 platform lets you swap interface cards as video formats or cabling plants change, which matters in environments that evolve over multi-year refresh cycles.
Technical Highlights:
- Modular chassis architecture: Swappable interface cards mean the transmitter hardware investment survives video format transitions — relevant in broadcast and command-and-control rooms where display standards shift faster than infrastructure.
- Source-end placement: The transmitter isolates compute or workstation hardware in a secure equipment room while operator stations sit at the extension endpoint — a standard physical security requirement in NOC, SOC, and broadcast control deployments.
- ACX2 family ecosystem: Designed to operate within Black Box's broader ACX2 platform, which spans point-to-point extension and matrix switching configurations depending on the paired modules selected.
Deployment Considerations:
- Transmitter and receiver modules must be matched within the ACX2 family — confirm the specific paired receiver model before procurement to avoid incompatibility at commissioning.
- Supported video resolution, maximum extension distance, and USB peripheral compatibility are not confirmed from available evidence for this SKU — pull the Black Box ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM datasheet before finalizing the bill of materials.
The ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM is the right conversation starter for broadcast control rooms, secure NOC/SOC environments, and enterprise AV-over-IP buildouts where modular flexibility and source-end signal isolation are non-negotiable — but spec confirmation against the Black Box datasheet is a required step before this unit goes on a purchase order.
Black Box Modular KVM Extender Transmitter - ACX2MT-DP4KHS-SM
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