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#21597 1-May-2008 20:04
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I have put a monitor/kbd/mouse in my garage work area, and long cables up to the loft over the garage where my kvm switch is so I am able to use the computer when I am in the garage doing messy stuff (sanding, painting etc) - so no PC to worry about dust.

However, I really need to get a way of having both keyboards and mice connected to the KVM switch. at the moment I am unplugging one paid and plugging in the other pair when I go upstairs, but if I go to the garage and forget then I have to go upstairs, swap it over, and come back again. Very annoying.

USB isnt an option since I only have ps2 on my kvm. - the monitor is taken care of, initially with a passive cable but that sucked so I got a powered proper vga splitter.




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  #127800 2-May-2008 09:13
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These guys have a product you could use

http://www.mgram.com.au/ and search for product code 15091-13






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  #127904 2-May-2008 13:40
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OUCH!!

I could get a USB kvm for less then 2 of those! Anyone know if they will let you change from more then one keyboard if you have 2 downstream from it?




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  #128362 4-May-2008 11:15
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Would this be any help?
http://www.cdynamics.co.nz/index.html?VS=p&G=BF-606&P=&ID=5928173
It converts one usb to two ps/2.




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