Will this work on a Trendnet USB KVM Switch?
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Using this adapter to connect a PS/2 style keyboard to the KVM switch, yes.
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Probably not. This KVM switch is designed for PC2 connections. Wireless, to the best of my knowledge, is strictly USB.
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There is only one USB port for the device you want to switch. If you are using a wireless mouse/keyboard combo, your computer may or may not recognize them if you switch after booting the computer. I have found that not all wireless devices respond if the sending unit was not connected during the boot process. If you have a keyboard that allows the mouse to plug into it and then plug the keyboard to the switch, it should work for you, but I have no direct experience doing that with this switch. There are pretty good USB KVM switches on the market and that may work better for you. I used one several years ago and it was pretty effective. I have no current recommendations there. There is only one USB port for the device you want to switch. If you are using a wireless mouse/keyboard combo, your computer may or may not recognize them if you switch after booting the computer. I have found that not all wireless devices respond if the sending unit was not connected during the boot process. If you have a keyboard that allows the mouse to plug into it and then plug the keyboard to the switch, it should work for you, but I have no direct experience doing that with this switch. There are pretty good USB KVM switches on the market and that may work better for you. I... » Read More There is only one USB port for the device you want to switch. If you are using a wireless mouse/keyboard combo, your computer may or may not recognize them if you switch after booting the computer. I have found that not all wireless devices respond if the sending unit was not connected during the boot process. If you have a keyboard that allows the mouse to plug into it and then plug the keyboard to the switch, it should work for you, but I have no direct experience doing that with this switch. There are pretty good USB KVM switches on the market and that may work better for you. I used one several years ago and it was pretty effective. I have no current recommendations there. « Show Less
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This is from the Trendnet Website. * Use one keyboard, monitor, and mouse to control four computers* 4-port USB KVM Switch with 1 set of Microphone/Speaker port* 4 sets of VGA and 4 sets of Audio & Microphone Cables* Supports Microsoft IntelliMouse, Optical Mouse, Logitech Net Mouse and more* Supports super High Video Quality, up to 2048 x 1536 VGA resolution* Supports Windows 98(SE)/ME/2000/XP/2003 Server, Linux, and Mac OS* Multi-Platform supports for PCs, Macintosh G3/G4, iMac and Mac Mini* Auto-Scan & LED display for PCs monitoring* Hot-Key, push button and Windows-based client switching software* User definable hot-key (Windows Only)* Plug & Play and Hot-Pluggable* USB Interface Power method* 2-year limited warranty This is from the Trendnet Website. * Use one keyboard, monitor, and mouse to control four computers* 4-port USB KVM Switch with 1 set of Microphone/Speaker port* 4 sets of VGA and 4 sets of Audio & Microphone Cables* Supports Microsoft IntelliMouse, Optical Mouse, Logitech Net Mouse and more* Supports super High Video Quality, up to 2048 x 1536 VGA resolution* Supports Windows 98(SE)/ME/2000/XP/2003 Server, Linux, and Mac OS* Multi-Platform supports for PCs, Macintosh G3/G4, iMac and Mac Mini* Auto-Scan & LED display for PCs monitoring*... » Read More This is from the Trendnet Website. * Use one keyboard, monitor, and mouse to control four computers* 4-port USB KVM Switch with 1 set of Microphone/Speaker port* 4 sets of VGA and 4 sets of Audio & Microphone Cables* Supports Microsoft IntelliMouse, Optical Mouse, Logitech Net Mouse and more* Supports super High Video Quality, up to 2048 x 1536 VGA resolution* Supports Windows 98(SE)/ME/2000/XP/2003 Server, Linux, and Mac OS* Multi-Platform supports for PCs, Macintosh G3/G4, iMac and Mac Mini* Auto-Scan & LED display for PCs monitoring* Hot-Key, push button and Windows-based client switching software* User definable hot-key (Windows Only)* Plug & Play and Hot-Pluggable* USB Interface Power method* 2-year limited warranty « Show Less
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Yes, and this is precisely why I have a KVM switch--to go between my PC and Mac mini. (Disclaimer: I have not tried this product, but am considering it as I'm considering upgrading my mini to one that uses HDMI for video instead of another type of jack.)
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I use the Startech KVM switch with a Logitech G500 gaming mouse without issue. My keyboard is a standard keyboard though. I would add, the times I've had problems with the KVM switch are when the KVM switch gets radio frequency interference from my iphone. So, I keep the iphone away from the KVM switch and it works like a charm.
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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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I purchased mine to be able to hook PS2 keyboard and mouse to a KVM switch. I think it should work.
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I am using a wireless mouse (mircorsoft model 3500) and wired keyboard (backlight keys) with the SV431DDVDUA 4 port KVM. hope this helps.
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I use the switches on the KVM. This is not a smart switch. I use it for four computers at work without any issues.
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KVM comes with 8 USB/KVM cables and has a rack kit, ears to mount in the rack. No familiar the last one
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I have never tried using it with one computer. If you only have one computer, why would you need a KVM switch? Try disconnecting the un-used port and see if it works.
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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 plugged it into a x16 port on mine, but it fried a KVM and a USB Audio adapter of mine, so I would advise against getting it to start with.
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I'm not sure which version it is, but I wouldn't recommend this KVM switch. I had problems with it from about the second week I started using it. About every other time I used it, I had to unplug all of the cables in it and then plug them all back in to get them to work. I finally gave up on it and ordered a Tripp Lite one that worked fabulously for me.
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Yes, but a real KVM would be better since that will simulate a mouse and keyboard on BOTH systems at launch( or all, since there are KVMs that support more than just 2 machines at once), IOGear has some nice cheap 2 machine KVMs that will work wonders for you, (you can share single monitor with that setup also, or if you don't need that, then just plug the monitors up separately from the KVM cables). Also a really nice feature of some KVM is to be able to switch between the machines by pressing scroll lock twice. But to your direct question... This will probably work, but is really designed for toggling other devices such as an external hard drive, or USB drives, etc. Also you would need a USB hub if your mouse and keyboard are not a single pair.
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Yes it will work, however the quality of the switches is lousy. Out of the 4 only 1 was still intact when I received it.