BLACK BOX HD6224A-R2 4K60 HDMI DUAL-MONITOR KVM SWITCH - 4 PORT

HDMI Dual-Head Desktop KVM Switch: Multiplatform Control

The HDMI Dual-Head Desktop KVM Switch is a dedicated multiplatform solution designed to give you control over up to four HDMI computers at once, all through a single keyboard, mouse, and dual monitors.

High-Performance Video and Seamless Switching

This device delivers exceptional visual performance, supporting resolutions up to 4K at 60Hz (3840 x 2160), which ensures the highest picture quality and full HDCP compliance. Its UHD-ready HDMI outputs utilize full EDID-assisted video emulation at 60Hz. Crucially, the EDID pass-through and recognition capability allow the switch to remember your screen resolutions and visual workspaces. This feature is the key to achieving ultra-fast switching times, minimizing compatibility issues, and ensuring setups are efficient and simple across all applications.

The switch provides a multiplatform environment where you can easily share peripherals, reducing costs. The integrated USB hub automatically connects your peripheral devices to the selected computer without needing to disconnect and reconnect them manually. It is compatible with ANY USB peripheral.

Comprehensive Control and Multimedia Support

For control, the switch provides an easy-to-use front-panel interface, hotkeys for quick source selection, and an RS-232 port for external control systems. The full USB keyboard and mouse emulation feature is vital for performance, as it simulates a keyboard and mouse for every attached computer. This ensures that switching between sources using the hotkeys is seamless and uninterrupted. Beyond video, the unit also offers complete multimedia control with independent analog audio, allowing you to share audio devices like a microphone or speakers among all connected systems. It simplifies the management of four dual-head HDMI-equipped computers using their USB 2.0 outputs, ensuring you can switch between keyboards, mice, and all other connected USB devices without issue.