4 Port 2 Port USB 2.0 KVM Switch For Mouse Keyboard Monitor Sharing

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✔✔Superior video quality - up to 1920*1440, Bandwidth: 200 MHz<br>✔✔NO software Required - PC selection via Push Buttons, with 4 USB VGA Cables<br>✔✔Support SVGA, VGA, and Multi-sync Monitors<br>✔✔Supports DOS, Win3.X, Win 95/98/98SE/2000/ME/XP/Vista Win7,Win10, WinNT, Linux, Netware, Unix<br>✔✔Mini KVM 4-Port switch allows you to control 4 computers with one monitor, USB keyboard, USB mouse, and USB printer<br>This 4 port KVM Switch allows you to control four PCs from one USB keyboard and mouse! It is great for workstations, test benches or anywhere tasking between computers is needed.<br>With support for 1920 x 1440 maximum resolution, this KVM is ready for any application. Portable and easily installed, switching between four computers is controlled by the push-button on top of the device.<br>Description<br>No external power needed (draws power from USB)<br>Shares USB device such as USB Printer, USB Scanner, USB Flash Drive, USB Card Reader and<br>etc.<br>High VGA Resolution 1024x768, 1920x1440, 2048x1536<br>4 Computer Ports:<br>7 Console Port: 4 to connect to computers + 3 console ports for keyboard, mouse,<br>etc.<br>Computers Supported:<br>4 Keyboard Emulation: USB / PS/2<br>Mouse Emulation: USB / PS/2<br>Mouse Input / Output: USB<br>VGA Input / Output: High Density D-Sub 15 pin<br>LED indicators: 4 LED display for monitoring status.<br>Size: 155 x 65 x 23 mm (6.1x2.6x0.9 inch)<br>Support Windows 3.x/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/Win7, Netware, Unix, Linux<br>Notice:<br>Avoiding moving the mouse or pressing the mouse buttons then switching the port.<br>Notebook computer: Before powering on notebook computer, we recommend the user to connect the computer to emulation port (not link to console directly ) first and then boot it up.<br>Trouble shooting<br>The computer boot up fine, but keyboard doesn't word Make sure the keyboard works when directly plugged into the computer.<br>Try a different keyboard but use only 101 102 or 104-key keyboard.<br>The Mouse is not detected during PC boot up.<br>Make sure the mouse works when directly plugged into the computer.<br>Make sure the mouse is a true USB mouse.<br>Package Included:<br>1 x USB 4 (or 2) Port Keyboard Video Monitor VGA KVM Switch Box<br>