Extron SW4 USB Plus USB Switcher
Condition: Good
Brand New — Gear has never been used and is still in original packaging.
Open Box — Gear has never been used, but the factory seal is broken on packaging.
Like New — Gear has been used, but has little to no cosmetic damage.
Good — Gear is in good working condition with moderate cosmetic wear and tear.
Fair — Gear is functional, but with obvious wear and tear.
For Parts Only — Gear is not functional, but has salvageable parts that can be used to repair similar gear.
Extron SW4 USB Plus USB Switcher
Details
At A Glance
The Extron SW4 USB Plus is a four-input USB switcher that allows switching between multiple host devices and multiple USB peripherals. It provides integrator-friendly solutions for implementing USB 2.0 compatible switching in professional AV environments. A number of specialized features help further streamline integration, such as: port status indication, RS-232 pass-through, front panel security lockout, and multiple control points. The SW4 USB Plus model features Host and Peripheral Emulation Mode, which provides “keep alive” functionality by continuously mimicking host and keyboard/mouse communications within the switcher. This emulation eliminates the need for enumeration, and reduces the chance of failed device communications throughout the switching process.
Description
Features
Specifications
What's Included
The Extron SW4 USB Plus is a four-input USB switcher that allows switching between multiple host devices and multiple USB peripherals. It provides integrator-friendly solutions for implementing USB 2.0 compatible switching in professional AV environments. A number of specialized features help further streamline integration, such as: port status indication, RS-232 pass-through, front panel security lockout, and multiple control points. The SW4 USB Plus model features Host and Peripheral Emulation Mode, which provides “keep alive” functionality by continuously mimicking host and keyboard/mouse communications within the switcher. This emulation eliminates the need for enumeration, and reduces the chance of failed device communications throughout the switching process.