Theoretically, it should support HDMI 1.3a ... power), four USB host ports (to connect a mouse, keyboard, and anything else), and a connector that goes to the keypad. The keypad has a 3x3 grid of ...

Many servers need to be able to switch video, keyboard, mouse, and perhaps audio signals from one of several computers to a front panel. This application note focuses on the keyboard/mouse portion, ...

A KVM switch is what you need when you are trying ... many host machines you want to support and what connections (DP, HDMI, USB, Ethernet, Audio) you will need. Then, it’s important to ...

Today, KVM switchers are a bit more complicated than a simple rotary switch. We’re not dealing with VGA anymore — we have HDMI muxes. We’re also not dealing with PS/2 anymore, and USB ...

This custom component allows for basic control over a generic 8:1 HDMI2.0 KVM switch. Specifically developed for model number PX-UHDKVM801-2.0. Photos of the internals can be found on my personal site ...

and to avoid clutter we’ll use a KVM switch to share the peripherals. [The Turbanned Engineer] has an interesting solution to this problem in the form of a USB triplexer. It’s a device that ...