ATEN 4-Port USB 2.0 KVMP Switch with Audio Support and Cables CS1734B (Silver)

The CS1734B is a four port KVMP switch combined with a two-port USB 2.0 hub. As a KVM switch, It allows users to access up to four computers from a single keyboard, monitor, and mouse console. This versatile KVM will allow the use of PS/2 or USB keyboards and mice via the included conversion cable, and with the proper cable, will connect to PS/2 or USB computers. Installation is as easy as connecting the included cables to you computers and your mouse, monitor, and keyboard to the KVM, there is no software to install. Switching computers is accomplished by pressing a button on the unit, Hotkeys entered directly form your keyboard, or by On Screen Display (OSD). The OSD also provides a means to change the default setting of the KVM in case of program conflict, or simply for ease of use. Hotkeys and the OSD also provide for the independent switching of the KVM focus, audio, and peripheral ports. An auto scan function provides hands free monitoring capabilities at selectable intervals. Recognizing the importance of sound, the CS1734B supports sharing a 2.1 computer speaker systems and a microphone between your computers ( listen to music from one computer while working on the other).Since the CS1734B intercepts key strokes directly from the keyboard it works with virtually all USB and PS/2 operating systems (Mac and Sun must be connected via USB). The unit also provides PC keyboard emulation for the special function MAC and Sun keys. To ensure longevity and trouble free operation the unit is firmware is up-gradable and it comes with an unprecedented 7 year limited warranty. Package Content: 1 CS1734B KVMP Switch; 4 custom USB KVM Cables; 1 USB-to-PS/2 keyboard and mouse converter; 1 firmware upgrade cable; 1 Rack Mount Kit; 1 power adapter; 1 user manual

• Maximum video resolution ; 2048 x 1536; DDC2B
• 4-port KVMP switch with USB 2.0 support and 2.1 surround sound audio
• 2-port USB 2.0 compliant hub built in - Dual interface supports computers with PS/2 or USB keyboard and mouse configurations
• Display Emulation Technology –reads and remembers the monitor's display parameters to maintain optimum display settings when switching between computers
• Computer selection via front panel pushbuttons, OSD (On Screen Display), or Hotkeys