The two port GCS932UB Mini View Micro USB DVI Audio KVM switch from IOGEAR represents a simple method for sharing one DVI monitor, Mouse, Keyboard, Speaker set and Microphone between two computers. The GCS932UB employs two switching methods. A simple remote switch that allows one tap switching, and it's remarkably small size allows placement in any convenient location on your desk. The second method is by hotkeys which allows you to independently switch control and audio functions between computers. The GCS932UB supports 32 bit color at resolutions to 1920 X 1200 @ 60 Hz, it is self powered and its mouse and keyboard emulation ensure uninterrupted operation when switching computers. Equipped with the IOGEAR's Display Technology which remembers your monitor's ideal resolution and refresh rate, making it possible to boot all your computers simultaneously, and switch back and forth between computers, while still maintaining the ideal resolution of the monitor. Type: DVI, USB Computer Connections: 2 Ports Monitor Connections: 1 Port Video Resolution: 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz; DDC2B PC Selection: Hotkey, Mouse or Remote Switch Button PC Connectors: Keyboard & Mouse: 4 x USB Type A Male (Purple for Keyboard and Black for Mouse) Monitor: 2 x Single Link DVI-D Male Audio: 2 x Mini Stereo Jack Male (Green) Microphone: 2 x Mini Stereo Jack Male (Pink) Console Connectors: Keyboard: 1 x USB Type A Female Mouse: 1 x USB Type A Female Monitor: 1 x Single Link DVI-D Female Audio: 1 x Mini Stereo Jack Female (Green) Microphone: 1 x Mini Stereo Jack Female (Pink) AutoScan Interval: Default 5 Seconds (3, 5, 10 or 20 sec.)
The two port GCS932UB Mini View Micro USB DVI Audio KVM switch from IOGEAR represents a simple method for sharing one DVI monitor Mouse Keyboard Speaker set and Micropho
I just bought this KVM. Here are a few thoughts after using it for a few days:REASON I BOUGHT THIS ONE: It had two USB 2.0 ports, and no PS2 ports. IOGear has had some great customer reviews for this, and other KVM products. I liked the fact that I plugged my own DVI cable into the switch to my monitor making cable length irrelevant. And finally, the one negative review I did see here was answered directly by an IOGEAR representative attempting to address the problem.PACKAGING: Nice cardboard box, foa..
So my setup is a PC plugged into my display via DVI and I had an imac plugged in via VGA when I used to work from home, and I'd share my G15 and G19 keyboards between the computers no problem.That iMac is gone now, and I picked up one of those new 2010 Mac Minis. I decided to spring for DVI this time, so I ordered this DVI KVM. By default, it specifically wants you to plug your keyboard into a keyboard port and your mouse into a mouse port. It does this because it emulates both. I believe the basic gist..
This IOGEAR KVM works very well switching between my new Mac-Mini and Windows 7 Gateway PC. My only performance complaint has little to do with the KVM itself. If my SATA-connected Western Digital MyBook is turned on, it may take up to a minute for the PC to recognize all the peripherals connected on the USB hub.In order to make use of all the peripherals I use regularly, I elected to connect a USB Hub to the "mouse" USB port instead of a dedicated mouse. I don't use the purple, dedicated keyboard port at a..
