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Question: Can this IOGEAR be used with a docking station/multiple monitors?
Document: I have used this for about a month. It worked right after everything is plugged in. One problem arose after one week of usage. The monitor would remain dark for 2-5 min after switching.This glitch happens 30% of the time, but I can live with that since I have multiple monitors configured.OS: WinXP and WinXP ProKeyboard: MS Natural Ergonomic 4000Mouse: Logitech Marble Mouse
I've used this between a WinXP desktop and a Win2000 laptop in a docking station for about two months now, and I have yet to see any problems. Other KVM switches I've used sometimes miss the hotkey combo, but this one has never missed. The six foot cables are plenty long and they are color coded to avoid confusion. It's a little strange that the USB keyboard and mouse must go in the correct USB slot or they won't work, but that's a minor thing that is quickly solved.
I have a Dell 8300 dimension desktop computer with dual 19 inch monitors running windows XP home edition and a Dell laptop XPS 1500 running Windows Vista. My laptop is used mostly for acedemic purposes but when I am at home I love the convenience of plugging up to the IOGEAR and a simple double tap of the scroll lock button to switch my laptop to one of the dual screens on my desktop. The sweet thing is all of this was just plug and play. There was absolutely nothing special done to configurating its operation.
I just wish the packaging had indicated it wasn't suitable for use with a docking station.
I combined access to two laptops for one keyboard and monitor; even works with dell docking station on one end
i was using this at my previous job with a dell inspiron laptop & dell precision workstation. the display part worked but the keyboard & mouse part did not work from the laptop side. apparently this is because it was connected to the laptop through the dell docking station, & the power supply from the docking station usb port was not sufficient.
I think this is the best KVM switch around for this price range. They are all a little buggy.It worked well switching between my desktop and laptop docking station.It got confused with the different video resolutions and aspect ratios between my laptop and desktop, resulting is less than perfect video on the desktop.
My only complaint about this device is that it doesn't work properly with a docking station. When I first hooked it up directly to my PC and laptop, it was great. Just as advertised, it's plug & play--all you have to do to switch between the two computers is hit Scroll Lock twice.When I tried hooking it up to my laptop docking station, the keyboard wouldn't work with the laptop anymore.
That defeats the purpose of the docking station.This device also cannot handle special keyboards with multimedia features or special buttons.None of this would be a very big deal if it was made clear on the packaging. However, the package mentions none of these limitations, nor does the manufacturer website. I see others have had the same problems from some of the reviews, so beware.
This KVM works great in the correct situations. If you want to hook a basic keyboard and mouse up between two computers then you should be just fine.However, if you use a docking station for a laptop it may not work. Apparently it draws more power than hooking up the same keyboard and mouse by themselves. This makes sense, but it seems to draw more than the power supply for the dock can provide. This resulted in the keyboard not working.
Answer: I don't think it can work with multiple monitors. It is made for 2 computers and 1 monitor. I can't see why it should not work with a docking station but I can not answer 100%.