USB KM-switch ATEN CS724KM-AT

The ATEN CS724KM-AT is a 4-port USB KM switch that lets a single keyboard and mouse control up to four computers. It includes audio support through a 3.5 mm jack and comes with four USB device cables and four audio cables. The compact metal and plastic housing (200mm × 80.6mm × 25mm) and DC power input make it suitable for continuous desktop use.

Advantages

The USB KM Switch provides seamless switching between computers while using standard USB keyboard and mouse connections. It supports daisy-chaining of two switches to manage up to eight computers from one console. Included cables simplify setup, and the durable black housing offers stable operation in office or control-room environments.

Suitable for

• Offices that need to control multiple PCs from a single console
• Control rooms and monitoring stations
• Workstations where audio switching with the computer is required
• Environments requiring compact, desktop KVM solutions

Key specifications

• Model: ATEN CS724KM-AT
• Ports: 4 USB KM ports
• Audio: 3.5 mm headphone jack (audio support via included cables)
• Cables included: 4 × USB A to B (1.8 m), 4 × audio cables (1.8 m)
• Dimensions: 200 mm (W) × 80.6 mm (D) × 25 mm (H)
• Power: DC input
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.899 kg
• Expandable: Daisy-chain two switches to control up to 8 computers

How to use

Connect your keyboard and mouse to the console USB ports on the switch, then connect each target computer to a corresponding USB port using the supplied USB A-to-B cables. Connect audio jacks if you require audio switching. Power the unit via the DC input. Use the front-panel controls or keyboard hotkeys (if supported) to switch control between connected computers. For expanded setups, connect a second CS724KM in a daisy-chain configuration according to the user instructions.

Recommendations

Install the switch on a stable surface near the console to minimize cable length. Use the supplied 1.8 m cables for reliable connections and refer to the included user instructions for proper daisy-chaining and any keyboard hotkey configuration.