4 Computers 2 HDMI Monitor Automatic KVM Switch 8K@60Hz, Hotkey Switching, EDID, with Audio and Microphone, Aluminum Shell with Digital Display, USB 3.0 Hub, HDR10 with Cables
Overview Operation Mode : Automatic Contact Type : Normally Open Connector Type : Plug In Brand : Terived Terminal : Screw Circuit Type : 4-way Actuator Type : Push Button Contact Material : Aluminum Number of Positions : 4 Control Method : Touch Switch Type Push Button : Material Aluminum : Switch Type Push Button : Material Aluminum Mounting Type Rack Mount : Specification Met Hdcp, Hdmi 2.0 Compatible : Mounting Type Rack Mount : Specification Met Hdcp, Hdmi 2.0 Compatible About this item Attention: Please ensure the USB cables are plugged into the front KVM USB ports; otherwise, your keyboard and mouse will not work. For audio, connect your speakers or headphones to the KVM's audio port, then select [USB Audio Device] as the sound output option. 4 Computers 2 HDMI Monitor KVM - Controls 4 HDMI-interfaced computers or other applicable devices using one keyboard, one mouse, two monitors with audio and microphone, and a USB 3.0 HUB port. Versatile switching options include keyboard switching, mouse switching, and manual button switching. Digital Display- KVM Switch 4 port with a digital display which lets you easy to see the current channel even in the dark investment Hotkey - Tired of a manual button switch? This product gives you a convenient way to switch, Keyboard shortcut: press the right [CTRL] key twice, then press [1, 2, 3, or 4], followed by [Enter] to choose a computer. HDMI Switch 8K@60Hz - Supported resolutions: 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 2K@144Hz, 4K@60Hz, 4K@144Hz, 8K@60Hz RGB 4:4:4 HDR10, HDMI 2.0 compatible.Auto-Scan, auto-detection, auto EDID. Hot plug & play and HDCP. Multi-platform: support Windows 11/10/7/2000/XP/Vista, Linux, and Mac KVM switch with Automatic Switching: To enable the automatic switching feature of the KVM switch, press Right [CTRL] twice, then [S], and [Enter]. The default auto-switching time is 10 seconds. (To turn it off, simply press this shortcut combination again). You can adjust the auto-switching time by pressing Right [CTRL] twice, followed by [S], then [N], and [Enter], where 'N' represents the number of seconds for the switching time (ranging from 1 to 999 seconds).