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Compact black box with front select button, two USB-C cables and DisplayPort output visible

Jansicotek

Jansicotek TJ-A0126 2-port USB-C 8K KVM switch

SKU CH-SK6X-D3674

Connects two USB-C computers to one DisplayPort 1.4 monitor at up to 7680×4320 resolution and shares three USB 2.0 peripherals with a manual select button

  • TypeDisplayPort, USB
  • PC ConnectorsUSB-C cable
  • Computer Connections2 Ports
  • Monitor Connections1 Port
  • Video Resolution7680×4320
  • PC SelectionManual Switch
  • Share two USB-C laptops on one DisplayPort monitor
  • Manual select button switches PCs in three seconds
  • 8K at 60 Hz and 4K at 144 Hz via DP 1.4
  • Three USB 2.0 ports keep keyboard, mouse and printer connected
  • Powered by included USB-C to USB-A cable

Two-computer USB-C KVM

The Jansicotek TJ-A0126 lets two USB-C laptops or desktops share one DisplayPort monitor and a single keyboard and mouse set. It accepts video from each computer over USB-C Gen 2 cables and outputs up to 7680×4320 at 60 Hz or 4K at 144 Hz through its DisplayPort 1.4 port. A front-panel button switches the active system instantly.

Passive cooling with external power

The unit runs without a fan, drawing the power it needs from the supplied USB-C to USB-A cable. No internal power supply means zero acoustic noise and negligible heat output during normal switching. The compact 5.43 × 5.35 × 1.46 inch enclosure weighs 9.52 ounces and sits unobtrusively on a desk.

Bundled cables enable immediate use

Two USB-C Gen 2 cables and one USB-C to USB-A power cable are included so both computers can be connected straight from the box. Three downstream USB 2.0 ports at 480 Mbps keep keyboard, mouse and a printer or storage device attached to the active system without re-plugging. No software or drivers are required.

Highlights

  • Share two USB-C laptops on one DisplayPort monitor
  • Manual select button switches PCs in three seconds
  • 8K at 60 Hz and 4K at 144 Hz via DP 1.4
  • Three USB 2.0 ports keep keyboard, mouse and printer connected
  • Powered by included USB-C to USB-A cable

Specifications

BrandJansicotek
SeriesTJ-A0126
ModelTJ-A0126
TypeDisplayPort, USB
PC ConnectorsUSB-C cable
Computer Connections2 Ports
Monitor Connections1 Port
Video Resolution7680×4320
PC SelectionManual Switch
AutoScan Interval3 seconds
BandwidthDP 1.4: 32.4Gbps/USB 2.0: 480Mbps
LED IndicatorsYes
Application2PC Share 1 Monitor and One Keyboard Mouse,KVM Switch Displayport,Support 8K@60Hz 4K@144Hz 3D 1080P
Features2xUSB-C 8K KVM Switch with one DisplayPort 1.4 Port for Video,with this 2 Port 8K KVM Switcher,you are able to connect from the switcher's two PC Input Port to your USB-C PC/Laptops via two standard USB-C Gen-2 Cable,then connect from the switcher's Standard DP 1.4 Port to your DisplayPort Monitors via your own displayport 8k Standard Cable,you can press the "select"button to switch between two of your PCs.Note:You must plug our USB C to USB A cable to power the switcher while working
With 3xUSB2.0 Output Port,two Computers share one set,you can connect 3xUSB2.0 Output to your USB Mo
Dimensions5.43 x 5.35 x 1.46 inches
Weight9.52 Ounces
Package Contents1 x DP KVM Switch, 2 x USB-C Cable, 1 x USB-A to USB-C power cable

Questions about this item

How do I connect the two USB-C cables and the DisplayPort cable, and which step is often missed?

Connect each laptop to the switch using the supplied USB-C Gen-2 cables, link the DP 1.4 output to your monitor with your own DisplayPort cable, then plug the USB-C to USB-A power cable into a USB-A port or charger — the switch will not operate without this external power connection.

Which parts will need replacement first with daily switching?

The two USB-C Gen-2 cables and the DP 1.4 monitor cable endure the most plug cycles; the mechanical select button and the three USB 2.0 peripheral ports also wear over time, while the internal DP 1.4 circuitry is solid-state and lasts longer.

What resolution or bandwidth ceiling appears first during a long 8K@60Hz session?

The DP 1.4 link caps at 32.4 Gbps, so sustained 8K@60Hz hits that bandwidth limit before thermal throttling becomes a factor; USB peripherals remain on the 480 Mbps USB 2.0 channel regardless of video load.

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