TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
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Lets four computers share two monitors at 4K 60 Hz with three USB 3.0 ports and audio
The Vszerda DKM402C-USB3.0-HPZ is a 4-port KVM switch that lets one keyboard, mouse and dual-monitor setup control four computers. Each system connects through both an HDMI and a DisplayPort input, so a single button press or the wired remote swaps the full dual-display workspace. The unit weighs 0.88 kg and runs from an included 5 V power adapter.
Creators, engineers or traders who run four towers or laptops side-by-side and need simultaneous 4K 60 Hz on two screens will benefit. Buyers whose computers only provide one video output per machine cannot use the dual-monitor mode, because each PC must drive both an HDMI and a DisplayPort feed to fill the two outputs.
The decisive specification is the dual-video input per computer: every one of the four ports accepts both HDMI and DisplayPort signals up to 4K at 60 Hz. If a source tops out at 1080p, the switch passes that lower resolution, but the second monitor stays dark unless the PC supplies a second active video output.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Yeemie Pro |
| Model name | DKM402C-USB3.0-HPZ |
| Part number | DKM402C-USB3.0-HPZ |
| Power | |
| Power requirements | 5 V |
| Size & build | |
| Product weight | 0.88 kg |
You need a 5 V DC adapter for the unit, one DisplayPort and one HDMI cable per computer for video input, one USB cable per computer for keyboard/mouse data, and one DisplayPort and one HDMI cable from the switch to each monitor for video output.
Connecting a computer’s DisplayPort cable to DP IN 1 while its HDMI cable goes to HDMI IN 2 breaks the PC1/PC2 mapping; each PC must use the same numbered DP IN, HDMI IN and USB IN ports together.
Only if the internal DAC chip fails or the 3.5 mm sockets become physically damaged; otherwise the audio and microphone paths are passive and have no scheduled replacement interval.
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