KVM extender Icron Ranger 2311 Transmitter & receiver

The Icron Ranger 2311 Transmitter & receiver is a wired KVM extender designed to extend USB peripherals over distances up to 100 metres. It provides USB Type-A connectivity on both transmitter and receiver units and supports USB data transfer rates up to 12,480 Mbit/s. The unit accepts an AC input voltage range of 100–240 V and is supplied in a black enclosure, offering a reliable solution for remote access to keyboards, mice and other USB devices in professional environments.

Advantages

The Ranger 2311 supports long-range USB extension without the need for additional network configuration, preserves USB peripheral functionality across the full 100 m range, and maintains high data transfer rates suited for a wide range of USB devices. Its universal AC input voltage ensures compatibility with international power systems while the standard USB Type-A ports allow direct connection of common peripherals.

Suitable for

• Extending keyboards and mice up to 100 m
• Connecting interactive whiteboards and web cameras at a distance
• Remote access to flash drives and external hard drives
• Extending USB audio devices and other peripherals

Key specifications

• Model: Icron Ranger 2311 Transmitter & receiver
• Maximum extension distance: 100 m
• USB connector type: USB Type-A (transmitter and receiver)
• Data transfer rate: up to 12,480 Mbit/s
• AC input voltage: 100–240 V
• Colour: Black
• MPN: 00-00402
• EAN: 8716065002829

How to use

Connect the transmitter unit to the host computer using the provided USB Type-A connection and plug the receiver unit into the USB peripheral(s) you wish to extend. Power both units from an AC source within the 100–240 V range. Place the transmitter and receiver within 100 metres of each other and verify device recognition on the host system. No additional network configuration is required; standard USB drivers on the host should manage peripheral functionality.

Recommendations

For best performance, route the interconnect cabling away from strong electromagnetic interference sources and ensure firm USB connections at both ends. Use quality USB cables and verify host drivers are up to date when connecting storage devices or cameras.