T5410 is designed for a mixed-device workstation with:

• 1 USB-C laptop or computer
• Up to 3 HDMI desktop computers, mini PCs, or other HDMI sources
• 1 HDMI monitor

Input 1 is a dedicated USB-C input, while Inputs 2–4 use HDMI for video and USB-B for keyboard, mouse, and shared USB control. Input 1 cannot be converted into a fourth HDMI input with a basic cable.

If all four of your computers use HDMI, an HDMI-only 4-port KVM may be a better fit. The T5410 is specifically designed for users combining one USB-C computer with three HDMI systems.

The USB-C port on Input 1 carries:

• DisplayPort Alt Mode
• USB data

It does not support USB Power Delivery and cannot charge the connected laptop. Connect the laptop's own charger separately when charging is needed.

The laptop's USB-C port must support both video output through DisplayPort Alt Mode and USB data transmission. USB-C ports that support charging only or data only will not work with this KVM.

T5410 includes built-in EDID emulation, which helps every connected computer continue detecting a valid monitor when it is not the active source. This reduces:

• Resolution changes
• Monitor re-detection
• Desktop resizing
• Application windows moving after switching

The EDID function is globally enabled at all times and cannot be manually turned off. This is particularly useful for servers, mini PCs, and workstations that need to continue detecting a display while another computer is selected.

T5410 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.

T5410 includes one shared USB 2.0 hub port for everyday peripherals such as:

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

The connected USB device follows the currently selected computer automatically.

T5410 also includes an L/R analog audio output, allowing one set of powered speakers to be shared between all four computers.

For external SSDs, capture cards, high-resolution webcams, and other bandwidth-heavy devices, connect them directly to the computer or use a separate high-speed USB hub.

T5410 supports HDMI resolutions up to:

• 3840 × 2160 at 60Hz
• 2560 × 1440 at 120Hz
• 1920 × 1080 at 240Hz

The final resolution and refresh rate depend on the entire connection chain, including the computer's graphics output, USB-C capabilities, monitor, cables, and display settings. For the most reliable performance, use direct connections and cables rated for the required HDMI bandwidth.

No drivers or software are required. T5410 is plug and play and includes:

• 1 × T5410 Hybrid KVM Switch
• 1 × USB-C cable
• 3 × KVM cables（HDMI + USB-A to USB-B）
• 1 × IR remote control
• 1 × DC 5V power adapter
• 1 × User manual

Connect Input 1 with the included USB-C cable. Connect each HDMI computer using one HDMI connection and one USB connection, then connect your monitor, keyboard, mouse, shared USB device, and speakers to the KVM.