Does it support shutdown for more than 1 PC? I have 2 desktops that will be plugged in.
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The on-line estimates of power consumption of desktops are all over the place. So you need a meter. The EC650LCD specs say 390 watts. So you'll just have to see how much power your two desktops, taken together, require. Buy a cheap, simple watt-hour meter, $25. Plug a power strip into it and plug both computers and both monitors into the power strip.
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The answer is NO, i did made a test and unplug it during work and computer get shut down
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Unfortunately ... NO.What Amazon sells is TEMPre 1.0Also, I downlodaded the software - mentioned elsewhere and it only works with 2.0 units and above.Thus to use more than one, you need multiple PC's.With that in mind they are great tools.ed
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Yes. I actually have 1tower, 1 laptop. The laptop runs divi to the kvmp, the tower runs blue. End result is dual monitors for laptop, single monitor for tower, 1 mouse, 1 keyboard.
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With a USB wireless mouse connected and the ability to wake your machine from "sleep" in your BIOS, yes. I have two laptops one has that option and one doesn't. It will not wake from a power off. You also could possibly use a "Wake on Lan" magic packet if your laptops built-in ethernet jack supports it.
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PC's should never be turned off by cutting off the electricity to it, it will ruin the operating system over time(For Windows computers). Mac's I don't really know.
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This only allows one additional monitor to be plugged in. In addition to a currently running monitor. This will not allow you to run 2 monitors plus your standard monitor. It will only allow a +1 monitor
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Yes. It is worth noting- this device is "dumb" and merely tells the second PSU to activate at the same time the first is powered on, so order doesn't really matter. Imagine if the two power supplies were both hooked to the same "on" switch. For example, if you run crossfire graphics cards that consume 600 watts at peak performance, it is not safe to run them on only one unit of a 500w+500w. You should either spread each card across a different power supply or seek a better solution. There are "smart" devices that can spread a power load over multiple power supplies, but they are much more complex and expensive. Yes. It is worth noting- this device is "dumb" and merely tells the second PSU to activate at the same time the first is powered on, so order doesn't really matter. Imagine if the two power supplies were both hooked to the same "on" switch. For example, if you run crossfire graphics cards that consume 600 watts at peak performance, it is not safe to run them on only one unit of a 500w+500w. You should either spread each card across a different power supply or seek a better solution. There are "smart" devices that can spread a power load over multiple power... » Read More Yes. It is worth noting- this device is "dumb" and merely tells the second PSU to activate at the same time the first is powered on, so order doesn't really matter. Imagine if the two power supplies were both hooked to the same "on" switch. For example, if you run crossfire graphics cards that consume 600 watts at peak performance, it is not safe to run them on only one unit of a 500w+500w. You should either spread each card across a different power supply or seek a better solution. There are "smart" devices that can spread a power load over multiple power supplies, but they are much more complex and expensive. « Show Less
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No it does not. But it does put the PC into standby if you hit the power button while its on.
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Not quite - it can be configured to monitor many types of UPS, either via SNMP or a USB connection, and it will do a graceful shutdown, but at this time it will not power back up when power is restored. The power on functionality may be added later, but there is no guarantee.It can be remotely powered on using Wake-on-LAN and I have been able to use this in a workaround to get my RN102 repowered automatically
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I think it should be fine. On their website they have multiple (2, 3, 4) PSU daisy chained up. This device just turns them on at the same time.
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Yes you can. It will turn off all outlets though. You are unable to shutdown half of the outlets.
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I am not familiar with the gaming applications. However, from what I understand one cannot run two PC's simultaneously with this item. I could be wrong, but that was my understanding when I purchased it.
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Unless a device is wired into the PC's power switch/supply it will not be able to power down/up the PC. Some motherboards have this capability built in via IR. If not SIMEREC and others make devices that provide this capability as an add on.
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Many newer computers have an option to keep the usb ports powered to charge devices even when the pc is off. There may be an option in your bios to disable this feature.
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Yes it's a switch not splitter so only 1 source will go through at a time and it shouldn't matter if both are on.
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I don't think so. I never put my cpu in sleep mode, but I think it would only shut off peripherals if the cpu was shut off as well.