GCROWN
GCROWN USB Printer Sharing KVM Switch 1.5 m cables
Lets two computers share a printer, scanner, keyboard or other USB devices with a 1.5 m desktop controller or panel button
- TypeKVM Switch
- Switch between PCs from your desk with 1.5 m remote
- Tap the panel button for instant device change
- Share printer, scanner, keyboard and USB drives across two computers
- Plug-and-play operation avoids driver installs on every OS
- Built-in signal chip keeps USB links stable up to 5 m
USB Printer Sharing Switch
The GCROWN KVM switch lets two computers share a single printer, scanner, keyboard or other USB peripheral without unplugging cables. It works driver-free across Windows, Linux, Unix, Netware and Mac systems. A built-in signal chip keeps transmission stable over the supplied cables.
Desktop Controller and Panel Button
Users who want a remote desktop toggle on a 1.5 m lead can switch devices from their seat. The front-panel button gives a second, immediate way to change the active computer. Buyers who need more than two connected hosts or who require automatic port sensing should look at a different solution.
Cable Reach and Signal Headroom
Input cables up to 5 m and output leads from 0.3 m to 2 m are supported, so the switch copes with typical desk layouts. The 1.5 m controller cables included in the box cover most side-by-side PC setups. Longer runs beyond 5 m or installations needing powered hubs will exceed the rated limits.
Highlights
- Switch between PCs from your desk with 1.5 m remote
- Tap the panel button for instant device change
- Share printer, scanner, keyboard and USB drives across two computers
- Plug-and-play operation avoids driver installs on every OS
- Built-in signal chip keeps USB links stable up to 5 m
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What USB ports must each computer have free to use the two 1.5 m cables?
Each computer needs one free USB port for its 1.5 m input cable to the switch.
Will the switch work with a PC still running Windows 95 or 98?
Yes, the switch is compatible with DOS, Win95, Win98, 2000, ME, XP, 7, 8, 10, Unix, Linux, Netware and Mac systems.
How do I confirm the switch has changed control to the second computer?
Press the panel button or use the desktop controller; the active USB device will respond on the newly selected computer.
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