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The 2-Port USB KVM Switch with Audio allows you to control multiple PCs with a single keyboard, monitor, mouse, microphone and speaker set.
2-Port USB/VGA Audio KVM Switch
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General information |
Product name |
TRENDnet TK-209K |
Brand |
TRENDnet | |
Model |
TK-209K | |
Technical specifications |
Product type |
KVM switch |
Connector(s) |
2 X 3.5mm Jack Male Stereo | |
| 2 X USB | ||
| VGA (D-sub 15 Female) | ||
Number of computers |
2 | |
Number of cable kits supplied |
2 | |
Switching method |
Buttons | |
Rackable |
No | |
Video output(s) |
VGA | |
Peripheral input(s) |
USB | |
Network port (RJ45) |
No | |
Audio function |
Yes | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 6 Apr 2007
Despite some concerns about the implementation of this product, especially the connection cables, it turns out that it works well and switching from one PC to another is fast. The only downside is the space taken up by the box with all its cables connected around it.
allows the monitor/keyboard/mouse/HP/microphone group to be connected to 2 PCs and switched from one to the other
I have tried this product to share the keyboard and mouse between a PC and a raspberry pi 3 and it works perfectly for sound and peripherals.
The Raspberry only has HDMI for video, so screen sharing is not achieved via this box.
The argument of the KMV boxes is often "less cables on the desk" it is rather false because those included in the pack are rather bulky (USB + VGA). The placement of the box is thus a real question not to be submerged!
The operation of the box is very simple and easy to use. a very good product!
Simple installation and even simpler operation.
I am very satisfied with this product .........
I bought this product so that I wouldn't have to buy a keyboard/mouse combo for my laptop/fixture setup. It really does the job and still does the job.
I wanted something not too expensive, just to say switch between the two. Shortly after I discovered software switches which made it partially obsolete.
But why such a note: I recently bought a backlit keyboard, and now I can't connect both PCs at the same time.
I'm having a disturbing sound on the audio output, as both my PCs are connected to an audio hub. I realised that it was the backlighting.
I've also found that even when I unplugged a PC, the screen connected to the switch also had noise from the usb devices, and I often have to plug/unplug these to eliminate the staircase effect that the KVM imposes.
Finally, I would not have given such a bad mark if I had asked for the KVM to be repaired under warranty, and it came back unchanged. I was told that this was not normal.
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