Yes. T2410-V2 includes built-in EDID emulation for each computer input. With EDID enabled, the connected computers continue to detect the monitor even when they are not the active source. This helps prevent resolution changes, desktop resizing, and application windows moving after you switch computers.

EDID is enabled by default, and we recommend keeping it enabled for normal use. If you experience an unusual display compatibility issue, you can temporarily disable it using the EDID switch on the rear panel.

Yes. T2410-V2 supports resolutions up to 3840 × 2160 at 144Hz and 5120 × 2880 at 120Hz through DisplayPort 1.4, provided that your computers, graphics cards, monitor, and DisplayPort cables all support the required resolution and refresh rate.

It also supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision. For the most reliable high-resolution, high-refresh-rate performance, use direct DisplayPort connections and certified DisplayPort 1.4 cables. Adapters, docking stations, or lower-bandwidth cables may reduce the available resolution or refresh rate.

T2410-V2 works with most standard wired keyboards, mice, and 2.4GHz wireless USB receivers. Its built-in Pass-Through Mode improves compatibility by allowing the keyboard and mouse to behave more like devices connected directly to the computer. This can provide better support for multimedia keys, programmable buttons, macros, and other advanced functions.

For normal hotkey operation, connect the keyboard and mouse to the dedicated keyboard and mouse ports. If a specialty keyboard does not work correctly through the dedicated port, try connecting it to the shared USB 2.0 port instead.

Bluetooth keyboards and mice that do not use a USB receiver cannot connect through the KVM.

T2410-V2 offers several switching methods:

• Front-panel button
• Keyboard hotkeys
• IR remote control
• Mouse gesture
• Mouse wheel
• Auto Scan mode

The default hotkey trigger is Right Ctrl, and it can be changed to Scroll Lock. Keyboard hotkeys only work when the keyboard is connected to the dedicated keyboard and mouse port.

T2410-V2 includes one shared USB 2.0 port that follows the selected computer. It is suitable for everyday USB peripherals such as:

• USB flash drives
• Printers
• Barcode scanners
• Basic USB audio devices
• Standard USB receivers
• Other USB 2.0 accessories.

The USB 2.0 connection supports up to 480Mbps in theory. For external SSDs, capture cards, high-resolution webcams, or other bandwidth-heavy devices, connect them directly to the computer or use a separate high-speed USB hub.

Yes, provided the computer can output a compatible DisplayPort video signal.

A USB-C laptop can be connected using a USB-C to DisplayPort cable or adapter, but the laptop's USB-C port must support video output through DisplayPort Alt Mode. You will still need a separate USB connection between the laptop and the KVM for keyboard, mouse, and shared USB control.

For HDMI-only computers, an active HDMI-to-DisplayPort converter may be required. Passive cables are not always suitable because HDMI-to-DisplayPort conversion is directional, and adapters may reduce the maximum available resolution or refresh rate.

Also note that T2410-V2 is a four-computer, one-monitor KVM. It does not provide four monitor outputs or a separate monitor for each computer.

No software or drivers are required. Each computer connects to the KVM using:

• One DisplayPort cable for video,
• One USB-A-to-USB-B cable for keyboard, mouse, and shared USB control

The package includes:

• T2410-V2 KVM switch
• Four DisplayPort cables
• Four USB-A to USB-B cables
• IR remote control
• DC 5V power adapter
• User manual

The included cables make the initial setup easier, but connecting four computers creates a large number of cables. Leave enough space behind the unit and label each DisplayPort and USB cable by computer before installation.