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STARTECH

STARTECH SV231DPDDUA 2-port dual DisplayPort KVM switch with audio and USB 2.0 hub

SKU CH-K2V8-7ET0F MPN SV231DPDDUA

Control two dual-DisplayPort computers from one keyboard, mouse and monitor set at up to 2560 x 1600 resolution with integrated audio and USB 2.0 hub

  • PC connections2 - USB B Female 4–20 pin DisplayPort Female 4–3.5 mm Audio
  • Console ports2–20 pin DisplayPort Female 2–3.5 mm Audio Female 4 - USB A
  • Computer ports2 Ports
  • Supported video resolution2560 × 1600
  • Status lights2 - Green - On-Line 2 - Red - Selected PC
  • Temperature rangeOperating Temperature: 0 Degree C to 40 Degree C (32 Degree

Computer Connections 2 Ports

  • Control 2 dual-DisplayPort computers from one keyboard, mouse and dual-monitor console
  • Native 2560 x 1600 at 60 Hz on each connected display
  • USB 2.0 hub adds four peripheral ports for flash drives, printers or webcams
  • Integrated 3.5 mm audio switching routes speakers and microphone with the active PC
  • Hot-key and front-panel switching keep workflow uninterrupted across Mac and PC systems

Dual DisplayPort KVM Switch

The StarTech.com SV231DPDDUA lets one keyboard, mouse and dual-monitor console control two DisplayPort computers. It supports native resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 at 60 Hz on each display and can reach 3840 x 2400 at lower refresh rates. Audio and a USB 2.0 hub are integrated for speakers and peripherals.

Multi-system workstations vs.

Video editors, designers and post-production teams who switch between two workstations gain a single dual-monitor desk without re-plugging cables. Mac and PC compatibility covers mixed-OS environments. Users who need USB 3.0 or higher peripheral bandwidth should consider a different switch because the hub is limited to USB 2.0 speeds.

2560 x 1600 dual-head resolution

The deciding specification is the maximum native resolution of 2560 x 1600 at 60 Hz per monitor across both connected computers. If your workflow demands higher native refresh rates or 4K at 60 Hz on two screens, this unit will not meet that requirement.

How it compares

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Price $315.99
Pricier than about 86% of the 4,010 comparable items (median $105.49).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameStarTech.com
Model nameSV231DPDDUA
Product typeUSB
Display
Supported video resolution2560 × 1600
Ports & slots
PC connections2 - USB B Female
4–20 pin DisplayPort Female
4–3.5 mm Audio Female
Console ports2–20 pin DisplayPort Female
2–3.5 mm Audio Female
4 - USB A Female
Computer ports2 Ports
Size & build
Product weight2.55 lb (1.16 kg)
Shipping weight1.17 kg
Package size246 × 188 × 99 mm
Environment & compliance
Temperature rangeOperating Temperature: 0 Degree C to 40 Degree C (32 Degree F to 104 Degree F)
Storage Temperature: 20 Degree C to 60 Degree C (-4 Degree F to 140 Degree F)
Humidity range0 to 80% RH
More details
Status lights2 - Green - On-Line
2 - Red - Selected PC

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Questions about this item

What maximum resolution does the dual DisplayPort interface support at 60 Hz?

Each monitor can run at 2560 x 1600 at 60 Hz, and the switch will also pass 3840 x 2400 at lower refresh rates.

What connectors must my console monitors and peripherals provide to fit this KVM?

The console side needs two DisplayPort inputs, two 3.5 mm audio jacks and four USB Type-A ports for keyboard, mouse and other devices.

How do I switch between the two connected computers, and what is the common mistake?

Press the front-panel push button to change the active PC; the common mistake is trying to switch with a keyboard hot-key, which this model does not support.

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