SABRENT KVM Switch, peripheral sharing with 2 port USB C inputs, 2 ports USB-C outputs, 60W (PD 3.0) | 2 USB ports | 1 HDMI port 4K@60Hz, thunderbolt compatible, Control two pcs with one monitor

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In conclusion, the US3342 with its compact and all-in-one design is an ideal solution for users that seeks to save desk space and keep the desk well-organized in an efficient manner. The device supports 4K@60Hz video via the HDMI 2.0 port. You can connect two computers using the USB-C ports on the front panel. To switch between displays, you need to use the toggle button on the device’s top panel. Be warned that the device does not come with any remote. For device charging, a Limited Power Source (LPS) certified single port USB-C PD Power Adapter over 65Watt is recommended. The minimum system power requirement for basic USB functions should be at least 5V, 3A.

Its user-friendly interface and simple setup made the whole process a breeze, saving me time and effort. The KVM switch performs exactly as expected, seamlessly allowing me to switch between connected devices without any hiccups. For more advanced operation of USB-C-Switch, you can use the BrainStem API set to control directly. Documentation of the BrainStem API is located at: www.acroname.com/reference Supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode (DP Alt Mode) which enables the USB connection to carry DisplayPort signals The maximum resolution supported by the HDMI is 3840 x 2160 at 30Hz. Unless you have a discrete GPU the performance of this mode for video or rendered moving images isn’t great at 4K resolution, and therefore it is of limited value.Individually enable/disable SuperSpeed and HiSpeed data, CC, SBU and power connections for any port The good thing is that you get a smaller, sleeker device that takes care of your KVM need. Unfortunately, it also means that you need to connect an external power source to each USB-C (Power Deliver input) port. So, it is not the most efficient device for handling Power Delivery.

The first and most significant advantage, the device offers an unmatched 8K@30Hz video output, whereas most others offer a 4K@60Hz. Alternately, you can set up a dual 4K@60Hz to enhance your productivity and multitasking needs. All of this is thanks to the HDMI and DisplayPort interface that the device has to offer. However, a dual monitor setup is only for Windows and Linux that uses DisplayPort Multi-Stream Transport (MST). But if you are running a laptop and a phone, and you are keying data into the phone, you may have missed the point of the last twenty years of internet technology, and badly need to reassess your workflow. When combined with an Acroname Universal Orientation Cable (also known as Vconn pass-thru cable), the USB-C-Switch can emulate a cable flip to connected devices with software control. The programmable flip features allows for tests of all the connections on a port without multiple manual cable plug events. A Keep-Alive-Charge circuit, controlled from software, allows the USB-C-Switch to provide charging current to devices on the 4 mux ports while they are not connected to the common port; this is useful when the devices are battery powered and may only be connected to the common port for short periods of time.All control and monitoring of the USB-C-Switch, including channel selection, is executed via software through the Control Port connection. When KVM switches were launched, they used multiple ports to connect to your computer. For each computer, you had to connect two cables—one for video output and one for USB downstream (via USB-B). And because none of these two ports transmitted power, you need to connect your laptop to a power source. This meant that the KVM switches were bulky devices, and the number of cables remained the same. One USB keyboard, mouse and one DisplayPort monitor control two DisplayPort computers and one USB-C device

The device utilizes the USB-C connectivity for a simplified transmission of 4K video, audio, control signals, and power, and allows data speeds of up to 5 Gbps under the USB 3.1 Gen1 and allowing video resolution capabilities up to 4K@60Hz at 4:4:4.Users who connect their laptop or other mobile devices to the USB C switch can also enjoy charging up to 60w, thus eliminating the need to look for a wall plug and to avoid sudden interruption of meetings. The TESmart USB-C KVM switch supports up to three inputs at once. All the other devices on our list support two. Video Output Our regional offices and dedicated AV experts are at your disposal and would happily assist you finding the most suitable solution for your AV project.this will Discover the BrainStem device(s) attached to your system and respond with serial number(s) in the format XXXXXXXX)

The introduction of USB-C ports did away with all of this. Not only did it reduce the number of wires, but it also reduced the size of the switch. Thus, making it compact and manageable. Today, the best USB-C KVM switches are about the size of your internet router. The Control Port on USB-C-Switch is used to both power the switch and to establish software control. The USB-C-Switch does not have a separate power connection. All power and control functions (including channel selection) are under software control from the host PC. Featuring exclusive function by BEZEL Xsoftware, the US3342 allows two laptops to share files and data across two different platforms - Window and Mac, by dragging the mouse from one screen to another. The BEZEL X software makes it easier to control and transfer files in a fingertip. The obvious part that contents list is missing is a power supply, as ATEN chose not to include one, confusingly.The Lindy 2 Port USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type C Bi-Directional Switch, allows up to 2 users to share a USB type C peripheral without the need to repeatedly swap cables or set up complicated network sharing software. The active computer port can be selected by push button. Alternatively the switch provides access to two devices from a single laptop, tablet or mobile phone, the active device is then selected by the push button. The switch is ideal for sharing a USB device between two computers in a small office environment or for accessing two devices from one computer. The support of DisplayPort Alternate mode via the USB Type C ports also allows the connection of displays for video transfer at resolutions up to 4K 60Hz.