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Are there any known compatibility issues with these conversions?						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-answer">							Thank you for your inquiry,<br /><br />According to the CS1942DP product development team "Using converters with DisplayPort is sketchy at best. The ones listed (DP to DVI, and Thunderbolt 3 to DP) are ones I wouldn\'t instantly rule out, but I wouldn\'t be surprised if there were problems either."<br /><br />Adapting from \'data cables\' type video cables like DisplayPort or Thunderbolt depends a little on the many ways a vendor can implement parts of the \'data cable\' specification, so certain adapter implementations may cause issues with a KVM.<br /><br />We have generally heard of less issues with adapting to and from HDMI or DVI instead, with something similar like the <a href=\'https://www.kvm-switches-online.com/uhdn-4p-duo.html\'>SmartAVI UHDN-4P-DUO 4-Port 4K Dual-head HDMI KVM Switch</a> or the <a href=\'https://www.kvm-switches-online.com/av4pro-dvi-dual-us.html\'>Adder AV4PRO-DVI-Dual 4-Port 2K Dual-head DVI KVM Switch</a>.<br /><br /><i>Please note, when adapting from Thunderbolt 3, you will some Thunderbolt capabilities. You can switch between machines video and keyboard / mouse, but you will not retain Thunderbolt-based features like the "daisy-chain" capability.</i><br /><br />Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-helpful">							100% of 4 people found this helpful. Was this helpful to you? 				<a href="javascript:UpdateHelpful(5233, true);" id="linkhelpful5233">Yes</a>(<span id="helpful5233">4</span>) | 				<a href="javascript:UpdateHelpful(5233, false);" id="linkunhelpful5233">No</a>(<span id="unhelpful5233">0</span>)									</div>					</td>				</tr>				<tr>					<td valign="top" class="kwm-qa-qablock">						<div class="kwm-qa-question">							Does the CS1942DP support 4K 60Hz RGB(YCbCr 4:4:4) 10-bit?						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-answer">							Thank you for your inquiry,<br /><br />Yes it does. The Aten CS1942DP supports the full DisplayPort 1.2 spec, including 4K 60Hz RGB (YCbCr 4:4:4) 10-bit.<br /><br />Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-helpful">							100% of 1 people found this helpful. 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This is possible with KVM switches that feature USB peripheral hub ports in general, and is a fairly common application.<br /><br />Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-helpful">							100% of 2 people found this helpful. 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Refer to <a href=\'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DisplayPort#Resolution_and_refresh_frequency_limits\' rel=\'noopener\' target=\'_blank\'>this table on Wikipedia for all resolutions supported by the DisplayPort 1.2 specification</a>.<br /><br />Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-helpful">							100% of 5 people found this helpful. Was this helpful to you? 				<a href="javascript:UpdateHelpful(5329, true);" id="linkhelpful5329">Yes</a>(<span id="helpful5329">5</span>) | 				<a href="javascript:UpdateHelpful(5329, false);" id="linkunhelpful5329">No</a>(<span id="unhelpful5329">0</span>)									</div>					</td>				</tr>					<tr style="display: none;" id="moreQas">						<td colspan="3">							<table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">				<tr>					<td valign="top" class="kwm-qa-qablock">						<div class="kwm-qa-question">							Hi there, when two CPUs are connected, does it disconnect the non-selected monitor? For example a laptop and a desktop screens are connected to the KVM. When on the desktop, will it move all the icons on the laptop as if a screen is disconnected, or does it stay online while the other is selected?						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-answer">							Thank you for your inquiry,<br /><br />Local DisplayPort-based KVM switches (DP in and out), like this Aten CS1942DP, currently don\'t typically really feature EDID video emulation. This is because DisplayPort is a data-type cable instead of a video-type, and device vendors often implement the standard differently. As far as icons being reset because of resolution change / dropped devices, while this shouldn\'t happen in most applications, this is a known issue with certain operating systems and KVM Switches without emulation.<br /><br />That being said, <a href=\'https://www.kvm-switches-online.com/kvm-switch-over-ip.html\'>Networked KVM-over-IP Switches</a> with DisplayPort video input usually keep the video sources awake. Or alternatively, we do offer some DisplayPort-to-HDMI KVM Switches that do support emulation to the display, like the similar <a href=\'https://www.kvm-switches-online.com/d2h-4p.html\'>SmartAVI D2H-4P</a>. KVM switches based on other video standards, such as <a href=\'https://www.kvm-switches-online.com/hdmi-kvm.html\'>HDMI-based KVM Switches</a>, also commonly feature EDID emulation.<br /><br />Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-helpful">							100% of 3 people found this helpful. 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As long as everything is native DP (without any video adapters), there shouldn\'t any be change in how the monitor is detected.<br /><br />Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-helpful">							0% of 0 people found this helpful. Was this helpful to you? 				<a href="javascript:UpdateHelpful(5531, true);" id="linkhelpful5531">Yes</a>(<span id="helpful5531">0</span>) | 				<a href="javascript:UpdateHelpful(5531, false);" id="linkunhelpful5531">No</a>(<span id="unhelpful5531">0</span>)									</div>					</td>				</tr>				<tr>					<td valign="top" class="kwm-qa-qablock">						<div class="kwm-qa-question">							Does this device support wireless mouse/keyboards? E.g. Logitech Unifying Receiver						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-answer">							Thank you for your inquiry,<br /><br />It is indeed possible that the Aten CS1942DP would support Logitech Wireless Keyboard & Mice either through the keyboard port, or the USB Hub port. Please refer to this guide for more information on <a href=\'https://www.kvm-switches-online.com/kvm-with-wireless-keyboard-mouse.html\' target=\'_blank\'>Using &amp; Setting up a Wireless Keyboard / Mouse with a KVM Switch</a>.<br /><br />Another similar KVM Switch that has good support for wireless keyboard & mice is <a href=\'https://www.kvm-switches-online.com/av4pro-dp-us.html\' target=\'_blank\'>Adder AV4PRO-DP</a> through of Adders proprietary "True USB 2.0 emulation".<br /><br />Please note however, since most KVM vendors do not officially support wireless keyboards & mice, certain features such as hot-key and mouse switching may be not work or be limited when using a wireless keyboard & mouse, and we cannot guarantee compatibility in a specific application.<br /><br />Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-helpful">							100% of 1 people found this helpful. 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While this functionality is great regularly, as it lowers switching time and ensures connectivity, it only supports inputs from the standard "USB-HID" specification; Special keys, such as the mappable keys on the Razer Blackwidow v2, would not be supported. Plugging in your keyboard & mouse into the standard USB KB/MS ports might work for your application, but you would only get the basic 104-key and three button scroll wheel mouse functionality at best. Also, if your keyboard and mouse devices power draw is too high, they might not work at all in the emulated ports.</li><li><b>Gaming Keyboard & Mouse plugged into USB Peripheral Hub USB ports:</b> You can plug in your Keyboard & Mouse into the KVMs USB Hub peripheral ports, and operate the KVM Switch without any issues. However, please note, Hot-Key keyboard combination switching would not work in this configuration.</li></ol>As far as latency goes, the CS1942DP takes no longer than 3-5 seconds to switch sources. Usually switching is much faster, but it depends more heavily on CPU/GPU  speed of the source computer than the KVM.<br /><br />Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-helpful">							100% of 2 people found this helpful. Was this helpful to you? 				<a href="javascript:UpdateHelpful(6019, true);" id="linkhelpful6019">Yes</a>(<span id="helpful6019">2</span>) | 				<a href="javascript:UpdateHelpful(6019, false);" id="linkunhelpful6019">No</a>(<span id="unhelpful6019">0</span>)									</div>					</td>				</tr>				<tr>					<td valign="top" class="kwm-qa-qablock">						<div class="kwm-qa-question">							This switch support 2 x 4K monitors @ 60 HZ ?						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-answer">							Thank you for your inquiry.  According to the manufacturer, when using the two independent DisplayPort ports, this device will support 2 monitors @60 HZ.  However, the quality of the cable may impact video quality and resolutions available.						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-helpful">							100% of 1 people found this helpful. Was this helpful to you? 				<a href="javascript:UpdateHelpful(6787, true);" id="linkhelpful6787">Yes</a>(<span id="helpful6787">1</span>) | 				<a href="javascript:UpdateHelpful(6787, false);" id="linkunhelpful6787">No</a>(<span id="unhelpful6787">0</span>)									</div>					</td>				</tr>				<tr>					<td valign="top" class="kwm-qa-qablock">						<div class="kwm-qa-question">							Will this Support a Thunderbolt 2 Mac Monitor using a female Mini display port adapter to DP ?						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-answer">							Thank you for your inquiry, <br />Unfortunately, that wouldn\'t be a supported configuration. From our experience, Thunderbolt monitors require a TB source and you can\'t convert DP back to TB. 						</div>						<div class="kwm-qa-helpful">							0% of 0 people found this helpful. 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