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Compact black KVM switch with DisplayPort and USB ports

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Ruth's sister 2 In 1 Out DP KVM Switch DisplayPort 1.4

SKU CH-KN40-RDV7H

Connects two DisplayPort 1.4 sources to one display while sharing USB keyboard, mouse and printer

  • Share two PCs on one DisplayPort 1.4 monitor
  • Use a single keyboard and mouse across both computers
  • Connect a shared printer via the built-in USB hub
  • Switch sources with a button press

Two-PC DisplayPort 1.4 KVM for shared peripherals

This DisplayPort 1.4 KVM switch lets two computers share a single monitor, keyboard, mouse and printer. It is built for users who work across a desktop and a laptop or run dual systems without duplicating desk accessories. Switching between the connected PCs is handled through the front-panel button for immediate control.

Manual switching with standard DisplayPort and USB

The unit uses standard DisplayPort 1.4 inputs and output alongside USB Type-B upstream ports for each computer and USB Type-A downstream ports for peripherals. Cables plug directly into the rear panel, so no proprietary adapters are required. Because switching is manual, there is no software to install and no driver dependency across operating systems.

Highlights

  • Share two PCs on one DisplayPort 1.4 monitor
  • Use a single keyboard and mouse across both computers
  • Connect a shared printer via the built-in USB hub
  • Switch sources with a button press

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What DisplayPort version does this KVM switch support, and what bandwidth does that cap the video signal at?

The switch uses DisplayPort 1.4, which limits the video link to the bandwidth and feature set defined by that standard.

What physical connections are required to install this KVM switch?

It needs two DisplayPort inputs from the source computers, one DisplayPort output to the monitor, plus USB connections for keyboard, mouse and shared printer.

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