Features l Connects Two Computers to Two 4K Monitors and a Single Keyboard/Mouse This dual-monitor KVM switch lets you access, control, boot and reboot two computers or other devices with DisplayPort connectors and switch back and forth between them. Its ideal for work-from-home applications in which youd like to share two monitors between your home and work computers. Both computers share two DisplayPort 4K monitors and one USB keyboard/mouse, which saves space on your desk or workspace. Switching Between Computers Is Fast and EasyUse the front-panel push buttons, hotkey commands, mouse movement or RS-232 commands for quick and easy toggling between computers. You can also use the Auto Scan feature to scan all connected computers in five-second intervals automatically. LEDs indicate which computer is currently selected. Transmits Crystal-Clear 4K Video with Digital AudioThe B006-DP2UA2 supports video resolutions up to 4K UHD (3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz) and 4K DCI (4096 x 2160 @ 60 Hz) on two DisplayPort monitors, as well as 2.1-channel surround sound for music, movies and games. Independent audio switching lets you listen to music or a podcast on one computer, while simultaneously working on a second computer. Front-panel audio jacks have priority over the rear-panel jacks. A DCC (Daisy Chain Control) port lets you connect two B006-DP2UA2 KVM switches for a quad-display installation. USB Hub Lets You Share Peripherals between ComputersTwo USB 3.2 Gen 1 hub ports allow you to share USB peripherals, such as printers, hard drives, scanners, webcams and flash drives, between all connected computers. This lets you avoid the expense and clutter of separate USB hubs. The USB-A ports support data transfer speeds up to 5 Gbps and are backward compatible with previous USB generations. Designed for Convenient Mounting with Included BracketsThe heavy-duty metal housing ca
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