TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
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Connects two computers to three monitors at up to 8K@60Hz with four USB 3.0 ports and a wired remote
The WRIARICH KC203DH lets you control two PCs from a single keyboard, mouse and triple-display setup. It accepts one HDMI and two DisplayPort inputs per computer and drives three monitors simultaneously in extended or mirrored modes. Four integrated USB 3.0 ports share peripherals such as keyboards, mice, printers or storage drives at 5 Gbps. The unit is driver-free on Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix and Ubuntu and includes a wired remote for desk-side switching.
Each computer must provide one HDMI and two DisplayPort connections to fill the switch’s three monitor ports. Verify that your graphics cards support the target resolution and refresh rate you plan to run. Monitors and cables must be rated for the same specification; the switch passes through HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4 signals but cannot upscale or convert them. The included USB 3.0 cables connect the switch to each PC for peripheral sharing.
The switch draws power from the supplied 12 V DC adapter and runs without internal fans, so it adds no audible noise to the workspace. Its three independent circuit boards handle the video paths without active cooling under normal desktop workloads. LED indicators show the active computer at a glance. Power consumption scales with the attached monitors and USB devices but remains modest for typical office or home use.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Model name | KC203DH KVM Switch |
| Product type | KVM Switch 3 Monitors 2 Computers |
| Graphics | |
| Monitor support | HDMI, Displayport, Displayport |
| Ports & slots | |
| PC connections | HDMI, Displayport, Displayport, USB |
| Computer ports | 2 Ports |
| Monitor ports | 3 Ports |
| USB support | HDMI+ 2*Displayport KVM Switch integrated 4 USB 3.0 ports for keyboard, mouse, printer & USB drives – supports 5 Gbit/s ultra-high-speed data transfer (10x faster than USB 2.0). |
| Power | |
| Power requirements | Come with DC 12 V Power Adapter |
| Size & build | |
| Product dimensions | 4.72 × 2.56 × 1.57 in |
| In the box | |
| In the box | 1* triple monitor KVM Switch, 2* USB 3.0 cable, wired remote, 12 V power adapter and user manual. |
| More details | |
| Switching method | Push Buttons |
| Status lights | Yes |
The box contains the KVM switch, two USB 3.0 cables, a wired remote, a 12V power adapter and a user manual. You must supply the HDMI and DisplayPort cables that connect each computer and each monitor.
Both the HDMI 2.1 and the two DisplayPort 1.4 inputs support up to 8K@60Hz and 4K@144Hz. Choose the ports that match the outputs on your graphics cards and the inputs on your monitors; the switch handles either interface at the same maximum rates.
The switch can pass an 8K signal at 60 Hz from either computer to all three monitors simultaneously, provided each PC’s graphics card, each monitor and every cable in the chain also support 8K@60Hz. Actual resolution will be limited by the weakest link in that chain.
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