Lindy 8 Port VGA, USB & PS/2 Combo KVM Switch - 39526


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The Lindy 8 Port VGA and USB Combo KVM Switch is an essential hardware solution for system administrators and IT professionals who need to manage up to eight computers from a single workstation. This rack-mountable device provides high-resolution control and flexible switching options, making it ideal for data centers or surveillance hubs. Note that this unit requires dedicated KVM cables which are not included in the package, so they must be purchased separately to complete your setup.
| Model Part Number | 39526 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lindy |
No, the necessary VGA and USB KVM cables must be purchased separately.
Yes, by daisy-chaining up to 8 units, you can control up to 128 computers in total.
The device supports resolutions up to 2048 x 1536 pixels at 60Hz.
Yes, the device supports hot-plugging, allowing you to maintain or swap connected computers without powering down the entire network.
You can switch using the physical front panel buttons, keyboard hotkeys, or the On-Screen Display (OSD).
Ensure the VGA cable is firmly connected and the monitor is set to the correct input source.
Verify that the USB cables are properly connected to both the KVM switch and the host computer; check the OSD settings to ensure the port is active.
Confirm that the KVM is powered on and try the hotkey sequence again; ensure no other device is blocking the command input.
To set up your device, first secure the switch into your 19-inch rack using the provided rack-mount kit. Connect your local console (monitor, keyboard, and mouse) to the rear console ports. Use dedicated VGA and USB KVM cables to connect each computer to the corresponding host ports on the rear panel. Connect the included 9V power adapter to a stable power source and power on the unit.
Compatibility is broad for standard PC and server hardware, though users must ensure their infrastructure supports VGA and USB interfaces. For maintenance, keep the device in an environment with an operating temperature between 0 and 50 degrees Celsius and humidity levels below 90 percent. Periodically check that all cable connections are secure to prevent signal interference.