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Delock DisplayPort Switch
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Yes, works great with my MacBook Pro (M1 Max). I use it with this DisplayPort <-> USB-C cable and a Works with 60Hz 5120x2160 display. Club 3D USB Type C - DisplayPort (DP, 120 cm)) The MacBook simply can't charge directly, but must also be connected to the power supply.
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it's 100% the fault of the DP-HDMI adapters, I bought 4 of them, none of them work = thank you digitec for selling them.
The manufacturer's documentation does indeed seem to insist on using "a standard wheel mouse" with 2 or 3 keys.
At digitec there's only the "StarTech SV231DPDDUA2", but it's expensive...
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HDMI -> DP must be actively converted (e.g. usb powered). E.g. with StarTech HDMI TO DP 1.2 ADAPTER - 4K (Video Switch) I.e. your cable only works in one direction. DP -> HDMI, the wrong one for you. However, I recommend you a USB-C -> DP adapter for the notebooks. If they support it. I think they do. These active converters only work to a limited extent. Does the monitor say HDMI OUT? That should be HDMI IN or DP IN😕
Hello, it is possible to connect the monitors with a displayport/hdmi adapter. There are also KVM switches with HDMI ports.
As far as I know, this is not a special feature or is similar with many KVM switches. A detailed explanation can be found in the data sheet https://www.delock.de/produkt/11367/pdf.html?sprache=de (under "Note"). Nevertheless, it is possible that wireless keyboards also work - this is just not completely guaranteed.
I don't use the mouse and keyboard ports as I also had problem with them. Now I use the general ports on the front. But then you lose the mouse and keyboard functions to change the input.
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The DP switch is listed in the system and you would also receive this with an order. The correction should be visible in the next few days.
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