Share a mouse, keyboard, and dual 4K 60Hz DisplayPort displays between two DisplayPort enabled computers, using this KVM Switch with built-in cables This Dual-Monitor KVM Switch enables users to switch between two USB-A and DisplayPort enabled desktops, sharing dual-4K 60Hz DisplayPort monitors, a keyboard and mouse, and audio input/output devices.
Hassle-Free Setup The KVM switch is bus powered and features built-in dual-DisplayPort, USB-A, and 3.5mm Audio Input/Output cables.
This ensures compatibility and performance between the KVM switch, monitors, and peripherals - without the need to select and purchase the cables required for those connections.
Compatibility The 2-port KVM switch is compatible with all operating systems, including Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, and Linux.
The KVM works with all hardware platforms including Intel, AMD, and Apple M1/M2.
Intuitive Control The KVM switch offers two options to switch between hosts - a remote push button or hotkey commands, using the downloadable software.
The remote push button includes a 1.5m cable for optimal placement in the setup.
Independent audio switching can be achieved through the software, utilizing keyboard shortcuts (i.e., hotkeys), ensuring uninterrupted audio when switching between host devices.
Enhance Productivity and Device Management with the StarTech.com Connectivity Tools Application Developed to improve performance and security, StarTech.com Connectivity Tools is the only software suite on the market that works with a wide range of IT connectivity accessories.
The software suite includes: • Advanced Windows Layout Utility: Setup and save custom windows layouts.
• MAC Address Pass-Through Utility: Improve network security.
• USB Event Monitoring Utility: Track and log connected USB devices.
• Wi-Fi Auto Switch Utility: Enable users to quickly access faster network speeds via wired LAN.
For more information and to download the StarTech.com Connectivity Tools application, please visit: www.startech.com/connectivity-tools The StarTech.com Advantage.
