what type of cable connects each pc audio output to the KVM box? The pc end must be 3.5mm jack. What about the end that connects to KVM?
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The pc audio cable jack on the KVM is the same as the one on the laptop. The cables come with the switch.
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15 April 2014 2pmIf your PC's AUDIO OUTPUT is a Fiber optic connector then this will work because its INPUT is fiber 0ptic connector and its OUTPUTS are RCA L and R.
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No. This cable is a USB cable and VGA cable that just happen to be glued to each other. This is supposed to be used with a KVM switch but should work generically of you happen to need these cable connectors orientated as-is, unlikely as that might be.
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3.5mm output jack. The best way to use this for home theatre is to get a separate reciever for sound. Or you can use a nice set of computer speakers with subwoofer for the cheap but still loud and clear. Hope this helps.
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Audio from the PC is embedded into the HDMI output port. This can be a source input for a TV or display monitor
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This device does not handle sound. It only transmits usb keyboard and mouse signals. That is not a problem for me because I want to hear sounds and warnings from all my computers. If you are only looking at one screen and connected to one speaker system you would never know if one of the other computers crashed or needed your attention. Even when I used a different kvm switch with eight computers I still kept separate speakers active on all eight computers.
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KVM's are generally for keyboards, video and mice. I would suggest you buy a usb hub for your "other" usb devices. They sell them with on/off switches as well for convenience. Hope this helps.
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Leslie - this particular product is a cable which connects a standard phone jack to a headset. It isn't intended to be used with a computer. As an aside, I have a full Plantronics headset setup and it's a very solid product offering, albeit perhaps one which doesn't align with your needs in this case.
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I suppose it depends. Fortunately for me, I used part of a KVM extension cable for the video signal and an audio extension cable.Sorry, this probably doesn't help much. The video is card is significantly important with this connection. I wish I would have paid a bit more for a conversion box as oppose to using this cable. Conversion boxes improve the quality.
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Can you provide further details of what you are trying to do?Generally you can only connect one input to a speaker system so either the PC or the HDTV. If the PC has a 5.1 soundcard, the cables that come with the X-530 can be used to hook it up. The quick-connect guide that comes with the X-530 will indicate which connections and where on your sound card.Depending on your HDTV audio outputs, you may need additional cables. If you have the manual of the TV you can look in it to find out what all outputs it has prior to determining which cables you will need.
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Connect to headphone output on your PC and another end to converter headphone input. There is a wire for that included.
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This is a DVI cable. This connects a PC to a DVI monitor. It does not carry an audio signal like HDMI. If you are using a monitor/TV with built in speakers and want to use them, you will need an appropriate audio connection.
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Yes i connected 2 PCs to 2 Monitors. But this KVM is very very poor quality. My keyborad Keys get struck while typing and may times i have to restart my pc after switching for this KVM to recognize my input devices (just a keyboard and mouse). Move on to different one..its worth.
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Leslie - this particular product is a cable which connects a standard phone jack to a headset. It isn't intended to be used with a computer.As an aside, I have a full Plantronics headset setup and it's a very solid product offering, albeit perhaps one which doesn't align with your needs in this case.
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I bought this VGA cord to connect my Lenovo PC to the scaler: Cables Unlimited PCM-2240-06 SVGA Cable With 3.5mm Male to Male Audio (6 Feet, Black)You simply plug the 3.5( standard) audio connector into the audio output of your computer and the audio plug at the other end into the audio input on the scaler. If you find ( as I did) that the cord is too short to reach both the video and audio plugs on your PC you can use a separate cord for the audio. Otherwise, you can get great sound by using headphones connected to your PC, which I often do at night so as not to disturb others. I bought this VGA cord to connect my Lenovo PC to the scaler: Cables Unlimited PCM-2240-06 SVGA Cable With 3.5mm Male to Male Audio (6 Feet, Black)You simply plug the 3.5( standard) audio connector into the audio output of your computer and the audio plug at the other end into the audio input on the scaler. If you find ( as I did) that the cord is too short to reach both the video and audio plugs on your PC you can use a separate cord for the audio. Otherwise, you can get great sound by using headphones connected to your PC,... » Read More I bought this VGA cord to connect my Lenovo PC to the scaler: Cables Unlimited PCM-2240-06 SVGA Cable With 3.5mm Male to Male Audio (6 Feet, Black)You simply plug the 3.5( standard) audio connector into the audio output of your computer and the audio plug at the other end into the audio input on the scaler. If you find ( as I did) that the cord is too short to reach both the video and audio plugs on your PC you can use a separate cord for the audio. Otherwise, you can get great sound by using headphones connected to your PC, which I often do at night so as not to disturb others. « Show Less
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It says. 2 - Port USB KVM switch. one touch switching, VGA, USB with USB key board and USB mouse icons and Single OS. I am unsure of any other way to answer this question.
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I agree with Robert, just want to add that for inputting to a PC, your PC needs an audio line-in port. A mic port will not do. If your PC doesn't have a line-in port, then you can use audio line-in to USB adapter and input to the PC via a USB port. I use a Griffin 7725 IUAI - this lets me input an analog audio signal from my amp to my PC's USB port.