Buy ConnectPRO 2-port DVI USB KVM Switch w/DDM UD-12+KIT1FConnectPRO 2-port DVI USB KVM Switch w/DDM UD-12+KIT1F Product Description:
- Compatible with Windows (Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista, 7), Linux and Mac
- Includes two 6 ft. length KVM cables for connecting computers.
- User selectable multi-hotkey (Ctrl, Shift, Scroll Lock, Caps Lock, Hotkey disable)
- Built-in All-time Full DDC (Active - DDC to all connected systems) for reliable, stable video performance up to WUXGA 1920 x 1200 resolutions
- DDM (Dynamic Device Mapping) Technology for USB reliability and immediate device recognition when switching
Product Description
UD-12+ embedded DDM Technology can 100% maintain the compatibility of the shared devices and connected systems. UD-12+ becomes the most reliable and robust KVM switch in the world. UD series not only carries DVI type benefits & feature but also provides the premium video solution up to 1920 x 1080. Includes: (1) UD-12-PLUS KVM Switch, (2) DVI/USB KVM cables, (1) firmware update cable, and (1) power supply.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Works perfectly on DVI and all new Wireless USB devices! A++
By Greg
I have been searching for a KVM to allow sharing of my monitor, logitech wireless mouse, wireless keyboard and other USB devices. This thing is sweet! It works like a charm and switches flawlessly between systems. It takes 2 seconds to switch and everything works like a charm.I have Logitech Dinovo Wireless Keyboard and Logitech Wireless MX Laser Mouse and they worked out of the box between my two computers. No need to worry about switches, lags, etc...you can push the 1/2 button to switch or use hotkeys on your keyboard. Their techsupport is great, had to call with a question and a guy picked up the phone right away - they can make custom firmware if your device does not work. Its a small company (like 25 employees) that is all about their niche and their customers. Their DDM and special active switching tech is not found in the cheaper competing models and the tech allows split second switching and response time - no mouse, keyboard lag and instant resolution correction. It remember the settings, saves to box so its a quick switch.Although its expensive, this thing works and works really well. Supports my 1080P monitor between my Window 7 x64 desktop and my thinkpad, windows XP docking station. It just works, no headaches, firmware, or other installs needed. Works great for a home office where you bring home your work laptop and want to use your existing monitor, mouse, keyboard withouth have to always plug-in/out cables.Kit comes with small switching box, power cord, 2 sets of combo DVI/USB (big square to rectangle for computer) cables to connect to your devices. I had tried IOgear, Belkin, etc...and none of them worked with these newer wireless USB devices until ConnectPro. Furthermore, this has 2 USB ports in the front to share USB devices between computers; the mouse and keyboard have specific back USB slots.One thing to note, you may have to uninstall logitech setpoint for this to work 100% and if your DVI plug doesnt have the 4 pin setup around the long flat metal pin, you will need a convertor (like 3$ on amazon). Plus it doesnt KVM sound, but who cares!Buy this and you won't be dissapointed.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Worked as advertised, right out of the box
By Harcourt Fenton Mike
I followed the simple instruction sheet, so there were no issues. My Microsoft wireless desktop dongle worked, in the keyboard USB port, with no loss of functionality in the mouse or the keyboard. The hotkeys work without issue on the box and keyboard. I am running my monitor's USB hub through one of the devices front USB ports, with a Logitech web cam serialized onto the monitor hub. No problems seeing all of this connectivity instantly on both Ubuntu Linux 10.04 Lucid and Microsoft Windows 7. So far so good. The pictures don't do the unit justice. Switching between systems is smooth as silk, with no delays, thanks to the DDM and DDC. BTW, the supplied cables are DVI-I single link with pins for analog support. If you need DVI-D, get some adapters or other cables to connect your video. I happened to have DVI-D on both computers, and HDMI on the monitor and the necessary cables.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Pricey but does the job
By C. ISSA
I spent quite some time reviewing products (I had to replace an older VGA based KVM which did not support keyboards with hubs built in). Setup is easy - I did not mess with any of the 'hotkeys' you can configure - it just worked great out of the box with my setup - A MacBook Pro and a Mac Mini both using DVI. The Mini is actually running BootCamp with Win7Pro, the MBP is running OS X 10.8.2 (Mountain Lion). Only con is the price but it's worth it to have something that works reliably and supports high resolution.
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