Introduction; Kvm Features - Belkin KVM for Mac mini User Manual

Introduction

KVM Features

Stackable Design
KVM is designed to stack directly below or on top of your Mac mini, to help you save
valuable desktop space.
Audio Support
KVM allows you to share one set of speakers between your two computers so you won't
need to unplug and reconnect your speakers every time you switch access from one
computer to the next.
Touch-Sensitive Buttons
KVM has five touch-sensitive buttons on its front panel, which allow you to conveniently
switch access to the next computer, control volume, and eject disks from your Mac mini.
Optional USB Device Port
KVM has two USB ports for you to connect your USB keyboard and mouse. The mouse port
can also be used for a USB peripheral device, such as a printer, so you can share the device
between both computers. KVM features Hi-Speed USB 2.0 technology.
Built-In Cables
KVM includes two sets of built-in cables for connecting your two computers to simplify
installation and reduce desktop clutter.
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High Video Resolution
KVM is able to support video resolutions of up to 2048x1536@65Hz so you can use the latest
in video display technology for both your computers.
LED Indicators
KVM features two white LEDs on the front panel to let you know which computer is currently
being accessed, and one red LED to indicate when the mute button has been activated.
Multi-Platform Support
KVM is fully compatible with any USB-based Mac or PC desktop or notebook computer.
Optional Switching Software
In addition to using the front-panel buttons on KVM, you can also switch computers by using
a hot-key sequence on your keyboard or by clicking an icon displayed on your monitor.
Optional Audio Switching
KVM allows you to switch your audio from one computer to the next without switching
computers, so you can listen to music files on your Mac mini while you work on your
other computer.
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