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Convenient Access and Control
The D-Link^® 2-port KVM Switch with Audio Support (KVM-222) allows a user to control two PCs from a single USB keyboard, USB mouse, and VGA monitor. Audio support allows the two connected PCs to share a set of speakers via a standard 3.5 mm stereo jack. This enables you to listen to music from one system while working on another. The KVM-222 is pulg-n-play and requires no additonal driver to run.

Save Money, Save Space
If you have two computer systems which are often used simultaneously or even intermittently, the KVM-222 helps you save money by eliminating the need for a second keyboard, monitor, and mouse. Free up desktop space by using the same console setup to manage both systems. Maximize your screen real estate by connecting a single large monitor, instead of two smaller monitors. The KVM-222 supports VGA, SVGA and Multi-Sync monitors at resolutions of up to 2048 x 1536 with refresh rates of up to 72 Hz.

Advanced KVM Functions
The KVM-222 utilizes advanced microprocessor emulation to intelligently manage each KVM port. PCs can be booted-up simultaneously without faults or keyboard errors. Two sets of cables are directly built into the KVM switch for fast and straightforward installation. A convenient wired remote button simplifies the switching process even further, allowing you to place the remote in a convenient location. No additional cables or adapters are required. In addition, the KVM remote also supports Microsoft IntelliMouse^®.

What This Product Does
The 2-port KVM Switch with Audio Support (KVM-222) allows you to control two computers using a single monitor, keyboard and mouse. Use the remote button, keyboard hotkeys, or software selection to easily switch between two computers and perform multiple tasks. Unclutter your desktop and simplify your workspace with the compact D-Link KVM Switch with Audio Support.

Multitasking with Music
The built-in audio support allows you to share a set of speakers with two computers. This enables you to listen to Internet radio or voice conferences on one computer while performing other tasks simultaneously on the other. Use one computer as a dedicated music server while having full access to the other computer’s system resources.