STARTECH
STARTECH SV231TDPU34K 2 Port Triple Monitor DisplayPort KVM Switch 4K 60Hz
Controls two computers across three 4K 60 Hz monitors with USB 3.0 hub, HID ports and multi-channel audio
- TypeDisplayPort, USB
- Monitor Connections3 Ports
- Video Resolution3840 x 2160
- PC SelectionPush Buttons/Hot Keys
- AutoScan Interval3, 8, 15 & 30 seconds
- LED Indicators2 - LED Indicators: Green (Power/Sync) Red (Selected Host)
- Switch between two PCs on three 4K 60 Hz displays
- Dual USB 3.0 ports share fast peripherals across both systems
- Four dedicated USB HID ports keep keyboard and mouse responsive
- Front-panel buttons and hotkeys give instant PC selection
- Built-in audio extracts 5.1 or stereo sound from DisplayPort
Two-System Triple-Display KVM
The SV231TDPU34K is a two-port DisplayPort KVM switch that drives three 4K monitors at 60 Hz from a single keyboard, mouse and audio console. It adds two USB 3.0 hub ports and four USB 1.1 HID ports for peripherals, plus analog stereo and multi-channel DisplayPort audio. The steel chassis includes front-mounted USB 3.0 access and ships with a universal AC adapter.
Replacing Dual-Monitor or Single-PC Setups
Users moving from a dual-display KVM or from manually swapping cables gain simultaneous triple-monitor 3840 x 2160 60 Hz switching with HDR10 and HDCP 2.2 support. The jump is worthwhile when workflows span three screens across two computers and require 5 Gbps USB 3.0 peripheral sharing without software drivers. Auto-scan intervals of 3, 8, 15 and 30 seconds automate unattended monitoring.
Multi-Monitor Professionals Needing Two-Host Access
Video editors, CAD operators and content creators who run two workstations across three DisplayPort screens fit the feature set. Buyers who need more than two host ports, DisplayPort daisy-chaining, included video cables or USB-C video input should look at other models. The unit operates from 0 to 40 °C and draws up to 36 W from the supplied 12 V 3 A adapter.
Highlights
- Switch between two PCs on three 4K 60 Hz displays
- Dual USB 3.0 ports share fast peripherals across both systems
- Four dedicated USB HID ports keep keyboard and mouse responsive
- Front-panel buttons and hotkeys give instant PC selection
- Built-in audio extracts 5.1 or stereo sound from DisplayPort
Specifications
| Brand | StarTech.com |
|---|---|
| Model | SV231TDPU34K |
| Type | DisplayPort, USB |
| Monitor Connections | 3 Ports |
| Video Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
| PC Selection | Push Buttons/Hot Keys |
| AutoScan Interval | 3, 8, 15 & 30 seconds |
| LED Indicators | 2 - LED Indicators: Green (Power/Sync) Red (Selected Host) |
| Temperature | 0ºC to 40ºC(32ºF to 104ºF) |
| Humidity | 0% to 80%,Non-Condensing |
| Audio Features | DisplayPort - 5.1 Channel Audio DisplayPort - 2 Channel Audio Analog Stereo - 2 Channel Audio |
| Power Features | Power Source: AC Adapter Included Input Voltage: 100 - 240 AC Input Current: 1.0A Output Voltage: 12V DC Output Current: 3A Center Tip Polarity: Positive Plug Type: M Power Consumption (In Watts): 36W |
| USB Features | 2 - Console Interface(s): 9 pin USB 3.0 A Female 4 - Console Interface(s): USB Type-A (4 pin; HID Port) USB 1.1 2 - Host Connectors: 9 pin USB 3.0 B Female |
| Features | Audio: Yes Cables Included: No Daisy-Chain: No Number of Monitors Supported: 3 KVM Ports: 2 PC Interface: USB 3.0 PC Video Type: DisplayPort Chipset ID: Genesys Logic - GL3523 |
| Package Contents | 1 - Included in Package: KVM Switch Universal Power Adapter (NA/JP, EU, UK, NZ) Quick-Start Guide 4 - Included in Package: Rubber Feet |
| Shipping weight | 0.14 kg |
| Package size | 239 × 188 × 91 mm |
Questions about this item
How many DisplayPort cables are needed to connect three monitors to this KVM?
Three DisplayPort cables are required for the console monitors, and each of the two host computers needs three DisplayPort outputs, so six cables in total for full triple-monitor operation.
Which switching method avoids accidentally changing the active PC while typing?
Use the front push buttons for deliberate switching; hotkey sequences can be triggered by normal keystrokes if the Scroll Lock trigger is pressed twice quickly.
What part should be checked first if the USB 3.0 hub stops delivering 5 Gbps speeds?
Verify that the host-to-KVM USB 3.0 Type-B cables are fully seated and rated for SuperSpeed, because the hub's 5 Gbps link depends on those upstream connections.
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