Advantages:
- 2 computers share one set of wired/wireless keyboard, mouse and 2 monitors.
- Dual monitors output support extended and mirror display.
- Switching modes: Button switch and wired remote.
- Support wired or wireless keyboard and mouse.
- Cross support most major OS including Windows, Linux, Mac
- Dual displayport KVM switch with 4 USB 2.0 ports for USB devices.
- Support max up resolution 8K@30Hz,4K@144Hz,2560×1440@144Hz,1920x1080P@144Hz,downward compatible.
- Support DP 1.4 standard, backwards compatible with DP 1.2 standard.
- A USB hub can expand the USB ports if multiple connections are required.
Support 8K@30Hz,4K@144Hz and backward compatible with lower resolutions.
Support 2.4GHz wireless keyboard and mouse (not support Bluetooth)
Supports remote switching of desktop controllers for easy cable management.With indicator light (green light).
Each computer must connection 2 DP cables and 1 USB cable to ensure keyboard, mouse and monitors to work correctly.
Connection steps:
Step 1. Connect 2*DP cables+1*USB-B cable between computer 1 and KVM (USB 1, INPUT A1, INPUT B1).
Step 2. Connect 2*DP cables+1*USB-B cable between computer 2 and KVM (USB 2, INPUT A2, INPUT B2).
Step 3. Connect 2*DP cables between the KVM (OUT A, OUT B) and the monitors.
Step 4. Connect the keyboard and mouse to the K/M USB ports on the KVM.
Step 5. Insert your USB devices into the USB port on the KVM.
Step 6. Insert the Wired Remote into the "SELECT" port to remotely switch between PC1 and PC2.
- The premise for this dual displayport KVM to achieve dual-screen display is that each PC you connect to has the capability to support dual or multi-screen display. This has nothing to do with KVM. Detection method: You can connect the computer to 2 monitors directly (not via KVM). If both monitors have an on-screen display, the computer supports multi-monitor display.
- For laptops, this KVM switch dual displayport supports USB C docking stations, but the resolution refresh rate may be limited by the docking station, and you may need to connect DC 5V to power the KVM (depending on your docking station).
- The two monitors can only output the video source from one computer (mirror mode or expansion mode), and cannot output the signal source of PC1 and PC2 at the same time.
- The cables (2*DP cable+1*USB cable) connecting PC 1 and PC 2 to the KVM cannot be cross-connected.
4 USB ports, backward compatible with USB 2.0 and USB 1.1, share USB devices such as keyboard mouse scanner, printer, flash drive, etc.
When using a high-power USB device, please plug it in to provide sufficient power.(Power adapter not included)
Driver-free for Windows 11/10/8/7/Vista/XP and Mac OS,Linux.
This Dual Monitor KVM Switch DisplayPort requires 2* DP+1*USB input for each computer and 2* DP output for 2 monitors. However, most computers especially laptops do not have 2 DisplayPort outputs,If so, please check if your computer / laptop has another video ports like HDMI or USB C (VGA and DVI is not recommended), If yes, you can use a powered HDMI to DP adapter (HDMI input, displayport output, with USB power), or a USB C to DP adapter for converting it to DisplayPort.
When adapters are being used, the resolution will drop. So the less adapter the better.
Suggest to Use DisplayPort monitor to avoid using adapters on video outputs.