TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
- 1 x USB (Type A), 1…
- 2 x USB Keyboard/Mo…
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Combines VGA video and USB connections into a single 10 ft cable for tidy KVM switch setups
This 2-in-1 cable connects VGA and USB-equipped computers to a compatible KVM switch through a single 10ft run. It replaces the separate video and data leads that would otherwise clutter a rack or desk. The integrated design suits administrators who manage multiple servers or workstations from one console. Builders who need digital video outputs such as HDMI or DisplayPort cannot use this cable.
The product consolidates a VGA video line and a USB peripheral line into one jacket, cutting the cable count in half compared with a traditional two-cable installation. The jump is worth it when rack space is tight or when cable routing paths are already congested. Installations that require audio pass-through or remote power control will need additional connections not provided here.
Coaxial construction shields the video core to maintain a stable picture during extended switching sessions. The unified sheath prevents individual leads from working loose when the switch is toggled repeatedly over long periods. Users who demand high-resolution digital signalling beyond analogue VGA limits will not find that capability in this cable.
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The cable combines a VGA video connector and a USB connector on the computer side, allowing a single 10ft run to carry both video and USB signals to the switch.
Plug the VGA and USB ends into the matching ports on the computer, then connect the combined end to the KVM switch; the frequent error is swapping the VGA and USB plugs on the computer side.
Replace it if the VGA connector pins bend, the USB plug becomes loose, or the coaxial video cable shows kinks that cause display artefacts or intermittent USB device disconnects.
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