Unitek KVM Switch 2 Monitors 2 Computers HDMI Dual Monitor 4K@60Hz Grey

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【5V2A Power Adapter】The package includes a DC 5V 2A power adapter to ensure stable performance when using multiple USB devices. The package also includes 2 x USB A to B cables, 1 x desktop controller, and 1 x DC 5V/2A power adapter-NOTE:Be sure to connect to a power source when using high-power equipment. 【Mirror or Extend Mode】 1.Windows System: Press Win + P, From the menu, select: Duplicate (Mirror Mode): Both screens show the same content.Extend (Extended Mode): Combines both screens into a larger workspace. 2.macOS System: After connecting an external display, press Option + F1 (or use the Touch Bar display icon).In the pop-up menu, select "Mirror" or "Extend". 【Plug and Play】It supports HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 standards. This KVM switch is a breeze to install — just plug it in, and you’re good to go with no driver software required. 【5Gbps USB 3.0 ports】 Featuring four USB-A ports, the Unitek KVM switch seamlessly integrates with both USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 devices, including keyboards, mice, USB flash drives, printers, and mobile hard drives. With USB 3.0, you get lightning-fast data transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps, significantly faster than USB 2.0’s 480Mbps, allowing for quicker file and image transfers to make your work and life more efficient. 【Two Ways of Switching】Easily switch between two computers with the one-button switch or the desktop controller, helping you save desk space while sharing your monitor, keyboard, and mouse. This boosts productivity whether you’re working from home or in the office. The wired remote switch allows you to place the KVM switch in a hidden or distant location, keeping your desk neat and organized. Simply position the remote control within easy reach for quick access. 【4K Resolution & HDCP 】Enjoy crystal-clear visuals with support for resolutions up to 4K@60Hz, 2K, 3D, and 1080P, giving you the flexibility to meet various display needs. The HDMI KVM switch also supports HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2/1.4, USB 2.0, 3D, and HDR, ensuring stunning, lifelike image quality with vibrant colors that truly pop. USAGE INSTRUCTIONS: This product is designed for use with desktop hosts only.The included USB A-to-B cable must be used. If HDMI and DP video outputs are required simultaneously, both host devices must have all necessary cables connected, including the USB B cable, HDMI cable. NOTE: DO NOT COMPATIBLE WITH LAPTOPS !. 【HDMI 2 IN 2 OUT KVM Switch 】Compatible with HDMI video sources only.The Unitek HDMI KVM Switch lets you connect two computers to dual monitor and 3 USB 3.0 devices, such as a keyboard, mouse, hard drives, U disk, and printer. This KVM switch is also compatible with a wide range of input devices, including PCs and even PS4, and supports multiple operating systems like Windows 7/8/10/11/Vista/XP, Linux, Mac, and more.Mic and headset port support more function.

Marca

Unitek

Modelo

B0DBYH7VR7

Categoría aduanal

Electronics

19 de febrero de 2023

It works if your careful

This dock device works with Linuxmint 20.x. SATA HHDs/SSDs work. On Linux, each first level folder it finds on the drive is automatically mounted separately to the desktop. Only supports SATA drives - cannot connect IDE drives. It uses the faster UASP (USB Attached SCSI Protocol) over USB 3.0. At least for me, with UASP, the highest transfer speed I saw was around 230 MB/s (something like that). However, overtime the speed slows down as a file transfers. However, it's still faster than native USB 3.0. I tried using another USB 3.1 capable enclosure (Orinco brand - clear plastic) connected to USB 3.0 on the motherboard. With native USB 3.0, the transfer speed was around 30 MB/s. So, UASP makes data transfers faster. Didn't test with any Windows operating systems - might be even faster - not sure.It sleeps after 30 minutes and I'm still not sure how to wake it up yet.It's supports "hot swapable", however it's too easy to remove a drive when its doing something (not good). Put a drive you want to use in the back slot first.I didn't try the "offline" feature of cloning a drive by pressing the front button for 3 secs (i think it's 3...have to look again). I recall it copies FROM the back slot TO the front slot. Also, I didn't try to format a drive with it but from what I've read it's supposed to work.I put in an older ZFS formated drive and it was able to see the drive, but couldn't mount it because it was only one drive from a multi-disk pool.It seems to have written MBR on my exFAT formated 4 TB SSD drive, however I'm not sure what slot the SSD drive was in, if the device went to sleep, etc. Anyhow, a MBR (Master Boot Record) was written to the drive (I didn't put it there) and the drive then reported as a DOS disk. LOL. The list of files on it dissapeared because of this, but since I didn't write to the drive after that happened, I was able to recover the full files with the free opensource software called Testdisk by CGSecurity (Google it, it works fairly well and works on a number of operating systems). I even used the dock to recover the files...LOL, because it wasn't critical data on the drive. Just kicking the tires. I wouldn't use this dock to recover files normally.I still need to test if this dock works while connected to a router's USB port but I read it should work (as long as your router can read the files and share them). Will it serve up files? Will it go to sleep and prevent you from accessing the files? I don't know yet. I need to try this.I'd rather use something with fault tolerance instead of this. I won't use this dock with drives that have important data on them (or not backed up data). Make sure you back up your important data with a reliable method/hardware.Even with all that said, it's still a handy device to have as long as you are careful.Ver más

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