Sale! The Adder ALPR1102B-US bundles the ADDERLink Portal R110 ZeroU transmitter with an ADDERLink INFINITY 1000 single-head receiver and US mains cable, creating a complete secure remote access KVM kit. The Portal R110 is an ARDx technology enabled transmitter that provides secure, low-latency keyboard, video, mouse, and audio connectivity via the Internet or a local network, while the INFINITY 1000 receiver serves a local user position on the same infrastructure. For organizations evaluating a remote KVM over IP bundle with out-of-band BIOS-level access, this package covers both in-room extension and off-site control of a single computer.
At the heart of the bundle, the ADDERLink Portal R110 attaches directly to the target computer in a ZeroU form factor it occupies no rack space and draws no rack power allocation of its own. Designed for image-critical applications, it delivers HD 1920×1080 video at 60Hz frame rates with 4:4:4 accurate color and 16-bit 44.1kHz PCM stereo audio to remote users running the ARDx Viewer application.
Unlike remote access software, the Portal R110 operates out-of-band. That means administrators retain BIOS control of the target PC during boot they can watch POST, enter setup, and recover unresponsive machines and remote users are securely separated from the local network because no agent runs on the host. The ARDx Viewer provides the user experience plus admin tools for managing connections and users.
The included ADDERLink INFINITY 1000 single-head receiver completes the kit for the local desk position. Part of Adder’s INFINITY IP KVM family, it supports single-head DisplayPort connectivity (HDMI displays connect via VSCD19/VSCD20 DisplayPort-to-HDMI adapter cables) and the intelligent EDID management the INFINITY range is known for, so the user station receives correct, full-quality video over the network link.
The result is a single-computer solution with two access paths: a high-quality extended desk through the INFINITY receiver, and secure Internet or LAN remote access through ARDx. Explore the complete Adder Technology collection at Creation Networks for additional receivers, transmitters, and the ADDERLink INFINITY Manager for multi-endpoint estates.
Specifications below are limited to vendor-published figures for the bundled components; consult Creation Networks for full installation details.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | ALPR1102B-US (Portal R110 transmitter + INFINITY 1000 single-head receiver, US mains) |
| Transmitter Type | ADDERLink Portal R110, ARDx-enabled ZeroU transmitter |
| Remote Video | HD 1920×1080 @ 60Hz, 4:4:4 accurate color |
| Remote Audio | 16-bit 44.1kHz PCM stereo |
| Access Method | ARDx Viewer over the Internet or local network; out-of-band, BIOS-level control |
| USB | USB 2.0 for keyboard, mouse, and other HID devices |
| Security Model | Hardware-based, no host agent; remote users securely separated from the local network |
| Receiver | ADDERLink INFINITY 1000 series, single-head; native DisplayPort, HDMI via VSCD19/VSCD20 adapter cables |
| Mains | US mains cable included |
What software do remote users need?
Remote sessions run through the ARDx Viewer application, which also provides administrators with tools for managing connections and users. No software is installed on the target computer itself.
Can I access the computer’s BIOS remotely?
Yes. Because the Portal R110 operates out-of-band at the hardware level, you can control the target PC during boot, including BIOS/UEFI setup screens.
What does the INFINITY 1000 receiver add?
It provides a local user position monitor, keyboard, and mouse at a desk connected to the same target computer over the network, complementing the Internet-based access path.
Does the receiver support HDMI monitors?
The INFINITY 1000 series receiver is native DisplayPort; HDMI displays connect using VSCD19 or VSCD20 DisplayPort-to-HDMI adapter cables.
Is this suitable for secure environments?
Yes. The out-of-band architecture separates remote users from the local network and avoids host agents, which is why hardware KVM is preferred over software remote-desktop tools in regulated facilities.
Can I scale this to multiple computers later?
Yes. The INFINITY receiver belongs to Adder’s IP KVM family; adding transmitters and the ADDERLink INFINITY Manager builds the deployment into a managed matrix.
| Cost: | $25 |
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| Delivery Time: | It usually takes [3-5] business days for standard shipping. Please note that this is an estimated time frame and may be affected by local holidays, and unforeseen circumstances. |
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