This 4-Port DP KVM Switch provides you with great flexibility in integrating cross-platform computer equipment easily. It makes you available to share one set of keyboard, mouse and monitor with four PCs. The 4-Port DP KVM Switch supports resolution up to 4K@60Hz. Support USB 2.0 hub and USB 2.0 keyboard /mouse. By using USB 2.0 hub ports on the KVM, you even can attach USB drive, printer, barcode scanner or other USB devices to the KVM. Switching can be controlled through variable methods, such as the front panel buttons, IR signals, keyboard hot keys, etc. Support keyboard and mouse pass through mode to improve KM compatibility.

• Using only 1 set of keyboard, mouse and monitor to control 4 PCs.
• Support resolution up to 3840*2160@60Hz.
• Support auto switching to monitor computers in a specified time interval.
• Available to use keyboard and mouse without any delay after switching inputs.
• Support hot plug, connect or disconnect devices to the KVM switch at any time without turning off devices.
• Support front panel buttons, IR signals, keyboard hot keys and mouse gesture to control KVM to switch inputs.
• With extra standard USB 2.0 hub port, it is possible to connect bar code scanner, USB hard drive or other USB devices to KVM just as you have plug these devices directly to computer.
• Support mouse and keyboard pass through mode to improve KM compatibility.

Support Unix/Windows/Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora/Mac OS X/Raspbian/Ubuntu for Raspberry Pi and other Linux based systems.

• 1 * DP KVM Switch
• 1 * DC 5V Power Adapter 
• 1 * IR Remote Control
• 4 * DP Cables
• 4 * USB Cables
• 1 * User manual

It depends on the pluggable docking station you use. If your computer and monitor are perfectly compatible with this pluggable docking station, it can also be compatible with our KVM.

Due to robust demand, we typically ship the products airfreight. This has caused issues with hazardous goods regulations. The remote requires a CR2025 battery, which can be found at most convenience and grocery stores. Some of the newer versions of the product have remote controls that use the more common AAA batteries.

No, it does not. EDID with DisplayPort is very difficult. We have yet to find a DP KVM on the market that has this feature but our R&D team continues to work on it.

No, this model does not support dual monitor switching (not reversible). It only has one display port output.

The most popular way to switch is with the keyboard shortcut: Scroll Lock+ Scroll Lock+# input. If the user prefers to use a different key, they can change it to Right-CTRL +Right-CTRL+# input. The device can also switch with the push buttons on the front panel, a mouse gesture (double-tapping the side of the screen with the mouse).

Unfortunately no. This switch does not support MST.

Yes. We have recently confirmed that you can get 1440p with up to 144Hz refresh rate with this unit.

Yes, you can connect a USB hub to that additional USB 2.0 standard port. It is recommended that you use a hub with independent power supply. The power supply of KVM is not enough to support mechanical hard drives and other devices.