2- Port USB KVM Switch with File Transfer

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CS62T

One USB console controls two USB interface computers
USB File Management -transfer files between connected Windows based computers - sync files, folders
USB mouse port can be used for USB hub and USB peripheral sharing
Computer selection via hotkeys and mouse*

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The CS62T improves on prior models in the Cable KVM series, by combing a 2-port KVM switch enabling it to provide USB peripheral sharing and USB file sharing between the connected computers – ideal for syncing files, folders between portable and desktop computers.

Featuring an unbeatable combination of USB peripheral sharing, USB file management, audio support for multimedia and user-friendly operation, the CS62T offers the utmost in desktop KVM switching functionality.

Förpackningsinnehåll

1x CS62T 2-Port USB KVM Switch with File Transer
1x User Instructions

One USB console controls two USB interface computers
USB File Management -transfer files between connected Windows based computers - sync files, folders
USB mouse port can be used for USB hub and USB peripheral sharing
Computer selection via hotkeys and mouse*
Hotkey selection for OS and keyboard language
Audio-enabled - full bass response for 2.1 surround sound
Multiplatform support - Windows, Linux, Mac, and Sun
Compact design, built-in all-in-one cables (2 x 0.9 m)
Video DynaSync™ - exclusive ATEN technology which eliminates boot-up display problems and optimizes resolution when switching between ports
Power on detection - automatically switches to the fi rst powered on computer
Superior video quality - up to 2048 x 1536; DDC2B
Supports gaming and multimedia keyboards
Supports multifunction and wireless keyboards and mice
Mac/Sun keyboard support and emulation**
Auto Scan function to monitor computer operation
Non-powered

* Mouse port switching is only supported when using a USB 3-key wheel mouse
** 1. PC keyboard combinations emulate Sun/Mac keyboards
2. Sun/Mac keyboards only work with their own computers