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Lindy 2 Port DisplayPort 1.2, USB 2.0 and Audio Cable KVM Switch
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The Lindy 2 Port DisplayPort 1.2, USB 2.0 and Audio KVM Switch is a compact solution for providing access and control over two DP equipped PCs from a single keyboard, mouse and monitor. With integrated cables, this switch can be easily connected directly to the system, with no need for purchasing additional cables and saving time on the installation.
Support for resolutions up to 4K Ultra HD 60Hz ensures the optimum image quality, perfect for high graphical content in gaming setups, video editing or dual system control workstations. The audio output port on the main unit also allow users to connect headphones or speakers to add immersive 2CH audio and a microphone, while additional USB peripherals can be integrated with a USB hub.
The KVM switch features multiple switching options including a push button control (with 1.5m cable), hotkey and software switching to provide simple, reliable control for the user, great for both professional and first time users.
Please note: Software control and hotkey switching are not currently compatible with devices supporting macOS 10.15. This is due to an incompatibility between macOS 10.15 and 32-bit software.