Easily manage and monitor two systems from a single convenient local setup with the Smart-AVI 2-Port Dual-Head DVI-I KVM Switch. Whether you are an IT administrator, a creative designer, or a business professional, this KVM gives you access to your systems and provides you with seamless switching when needed.

This unit supports two systems with DVI-I video output, giving you a clear and smooth image when working on your next design, drafting documents, and more. EDID Learn technology remembers the settings of your display to ensure you are getting the best possible view of your work every time you turn your systems on. Connect your peripherals, such as mice, keyboards, and more, with USB 2.0 connectivity to manage information with ease. Transfer audio, including notifications or alerts, via 3.5mm jacks, and connect speakers or a headset to the KVM. You can easily switch systems using the front-panel push button or keyboard hotkeys.

Supports up to Two Systems    DVI-D Inputs    Dual-Head Display Support    1920 x 1200 Maximum Resolution    3.5mm Audio Jacks    USB 2.0 Peripheral Support    Keyboard & Mouse Emulation    Push-Button & Hotkey Switching    EDID Learn Support

Keyboard and mouse emulation mimics the connection between a computer and your devices to keep your equipment in constant connection. This prevents the connected systems from accidentally disconnecting your devices and prompting a system reset.

This unit supports a single display with a maximum video resolution of 1920 x 1200, giving you a clear picture whether you are working on complex programs or enjoying some of your favorite media.

For advanced control methods, you can use various RS-232 commands with terminal applications.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do the buttons cut data as well as power? Would an externally powered drive still mount if connected to a port where the power was shut off?

A: Yes, the buttons cut data and power. No, the external drive would not mount if the button for that port is not engaged.

Q: 2. How does the Nano switch get power?

A: The Ubiquiti Networks NanoSwitch Outdoor 4-Port PoE Passthrough Switch would require a POE in to get the original source of power.

Q: 3. Does this switch provide PoE (Power over Ethernet) to devices?

A: This switch BH #NEGS108400NS does not do PoE.

Q: 4. Can I install this card in a Mac (older Mac Pro that allows addin cards)?

A: This card was designed specifically to work with QNap NAS.

Q: 5. What is the forwarding rate in Mpps? Thanks?

A: There are different forwarding rates for each data packet size. Here they are in Mpps for each supported packet size (rounded): 10 Gb/s: 14.88 5 Gb/s: 7.44 2500 Mb/s: 3.72 1000 Mb/s: 1.49 100 Mb/s: 0.15

Q: 6. Can I disable automatically switches between two HDMI function?

A: The StarTech 2x1 2-Port 4K HDMI Switch can be set to automatic or you can manually switch.

Q: 7. Can it be used in 220v?

A: The Sabrent 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub with 3 Smart Charging Ports, would be able to handle 110-220 volts. But its comes with a USA plug, so you would need an adapter to change the plug to the outlet you would be using.

Q: 8. Is this a clone of the discontinued Aquantica AQN-107 ? That was a GREAT NIC !!!!

A: I wouldn't say this would be a clone, it is a highly reviewed network card.

Q: 9. I have an older ProSafe GS108from B&H and need another 5 ports for Link Aggregation so I can connect my MacPro 2012 to my Synology DS1515+ to achieve faster transfer/rconnectivity speeds. Is his a good choice in the Netgear range? I don't mind going to a 5 port unit as I don't need 5 ports? What model if not this unit would be as good/same specs as this one in the Netgear range? Please also advise whether connecting 2units just requires a simple CAT 5e cable between them to achieve the port expansion and whether one needs a powered unit and if a powered unit is better than a non- powered switch? Thanks.

A: The Netgear ProSafe 5-Port Gigabit Desktop Switch BH #NEGS105NA would be the 5 port version. Yes, you can connect 2 network switches with an Ethernet cable and they need to have their own power supply. Although possible, it is not recommended to daisy chain switches unless you absolutely have to so you are better off just getting the 8 port model if you foresee the needs for more ports in the future.

Q: 10. what is the voltage of this device?

A: This device would have a 12 volt 5 Amp power supply.