TRENDnet 4K HDMI KVM Switch 4 Port USB 3.0 4K60Hz PVBCTCSID05070716
Allows four computers to share one 4K monitor at 60 Hz and four USB 3.0 peripherals, switched by remote or front-panel buttons
- TypeUSB
- PC ConnectorsPlug In
- Console ConnectorsPlug In
- Computer ConnectionsUSB 2.0
- Monitor Connections4 Ports
- PC SelectionPush Buttons
- Share four computers on one 4K display at 60 Hz
- Four USB 3.0 ports let you switch keyboard, mouse and peripherals together
- Push-button panel and IR remote give two ways to change the active PC
- EDID emulation keeps each computer's display settings stable when switching
- Audio and microphone channels switch alongside the video signal
4-Port HDMI KVM Switch for Four PCs
This TRENDnet KVM switch lets four computers share one HDMI monitor and four USB 3.0 peripherals. Users select the active system with front-panel push buttons or the included infrared remote. An external IR receiver can be positioned away from the switch for convenient line-of-sight control. The unit ships with built-in cables for each computer connection.
Passive Operation With No Fan Noise
The device draws power from the connected computers and has no internal fan, so it adds no audible noise to the workspace. Power consumption is limited to the USB and HDMI interfaces supplied by the host systems. No external power adapter is required for typical desktop configurations.
Built-In Cables and Remote Simplify Setup
Integrated cables eliminate the need to purchase separate HDMI and USB leads for each PC. The handheld remote and wired IR extender allow switching from a distance without reaching the switch. EDID emulation maintains display settings when changing sources, and audio and microphone channels follow the selected computer.
Not for Multi-Monitor or Hotkey Users
Buyers who need dual-monitor output from each computer cannot use this switch, which provides only a single HDMI output. Users who rely on keyboard hotkey sequences to change ports will find that function unsupported. Systems requiring DisplayPort or USB-C video inputs need a different KVM model.
Highlights
- Share four computers on one 4K display at 60 Hz
- Four USB 3.0 ports let you switch keyboard, mouse and peripherals together
- Push-button panel and IR remote give two ways to change the active PC
- EDID emulation keeps each computer's display settings stable when switching
- Audio and microphone channels switch alongside the video signal
Specifications
| Brand | TRENDnet |
|---|---|
| Series | 4K HDMI |
| Model | PVBCTCSID05070716 |
| Part Number | PVBCTCSID05070716 |
| Type | USB |
| PC Connectors | Plug In |
| Console Connectors | Plug In |
| Computer Connections | USB 2.0 |
| Monitor Connections | 4 Ports |
| PC Selection | Push Buttons |
| Monitors Supported | VGA DDC, DDC2, DDC2B |
| Audio Features | Offers audio and microphone switching |
| USB Features | with USB support |
| SplitterOnly | VGA Monitor Splitter only |
| Application | Plug In |
| Features | Plug In, 1, IP00 |
| Dimensions | 14.33in W x 12.83in H x 9.06in D |
| Package Contents | with Built-in Cables |
Questions about this item
How do I connect four computers to the TRENDnet PVBCTCSID05070716 and which step causes the most issues?
Connect each computer using its built-in HDMI and USB cables to the corresponding PC1–PC4 ports, then attach one monitor to the console HDMI output and USB peripherals to the four console USB 3.0 ports; the step most often missed is ensuring every source, cable, and the display all support 4K at 60 Hz to reach the maximum resolution.
What parts of the TRENDnet PVBCTCSID05070716 will need maintenance or replacement over time?
The built-in cables and front-panel push buttons are the only moving or wear-prone components; the infrared remote uses a standard button cell that will need replacing, and the USB 3.0 ports may loosen after many insertion cycles.
What is the first limit I will hit when running the TRENDnet PVBCTCSID05070716 continuously at 4K?
The 60 Hz refresh ceiling at 4K resolution is the primary limit; sustained operation cannot exceed 4K at 60 Hz, and the switch does not support higher refresh rates such as 144 Hz or 8K output.
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