Belkin
Belkin 2-Port KVM Switch with Built-In Cabling
Control two PS/2 computers from one keyboard, mouse and monitor using built-in cables supporting 2048x1536 at 65 Hz with hot-key switching and auto-scan
- Controls two PS/2 computers from one console
- Built-in cables eliminate separate cord purchases and clutter
- Hot-key switching changes ports without reaching for hardware
- Supports 2048x1536 resolution at 65 Hz refresh
- LED indicators and colour-coded ports simplify setup
Two-Port KVM Switch with Integrated Cables
The Belkin 2-Port KVM Switch lets you control two PS/2 computers from a single keyboard, mouse and VGA monitor. Built-in cabling removes the need for separate cords and reduces desktop clutter. Hot-key switching and auto-scan functions make moving between systems quick and straightforward.
Replaces Separate Cables and Extra Peripherals
This unit replaces individual PS/2 and VGA cables plus a second keyboard and mouse set. The jump is worth it when you run two legacy PS/2 machines and want one console without cable tangles. Mouse and keyboard emulation ensures smooth boot-up on both connected PCs.
Check for PS/2 Ports and VGA Video
Verify that each target computer has PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports plus an HD-15 VGA output. The switch supports up to 2048x1536 at 65 Hz through its coaxial VGA cabling. Systems without PS/2 or VGA interfaces will not connect to this KVM.
Highlights
- Controls two PS/2 computers from one console
- Built-in cables eliminate separate cord purchases and clutter
- Hot-key switching changes ports without reaching for hardware
- Supports 2048x1536 resolution at 65 Hz refresh
- LED indicators and colour-coded ports simplify setup
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What video connector does the built-in cabling use for the console monitor?
The integrated VGA cable ends in an HD-15 plug that connects directly to your monitor.
How do I switch between the two connected computers without pressing a button on the switch?
Press the Scroll Lock key twice, then press 1 or 2 to select the corresponding port.
Which parts of the fixed cables are most likely to wear out first with daily use?
The PS/2 mini-DIN plugs for keyboard and mouse see the most insertions and can loosen over time.
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