TruLink® 4-Port UXGA Monitor Switcher/Extender with 3.5mm Audio (TAA Compliant)

#39972

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Display audio/video output from up to four computers on one monitor/projector and speaker set up to 210 feet away.

Product # :39972

Input :

(1) VGA Female, (1) 3.5mm Stereo Female

Output :

(1) VGA Female, (1) 3.5mm Stereo Female

Product Features

Display audio/video output from up to four computers on one monitor/projector and speaker set up to 210 feet away.

• Four VGA and Stereo Audio inputs and one VGA and Stereo Audio output
• Supports up to a 2048x1536
• Extends VGA video and stereo audio up to 210 feet
• Durable metal construction

(1) VGA Female, (1) 3.5mm Stereo Female on Input

(1) VGA Female, (1) 3.5mm Stereo Female on Output

Product Description

Our UXGA Switcher/Extender allows you to display up to four computer audio/video outputs on one monitor or projector. Daisy-chain more than one switcher to expand the number of computers you can connect. With the built-in video signal enhancement, you can place the monitor up to 210 feet away while maintaining your video quality. No software is required and PC selection is easy.

Switch between computers via push buttons or use the infared (IR) remote control up to six feet away. From use in test bench facilities, data centers and help desks, to classrooms, and multimedia centers, the TruLink Video Switcher/Extender delivers both performance and value.

Input: Four HD15 Female and Four 3.5mm Female
Output: One HD15 Female and One 3.5mm Female

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Product Specifications

Color :	Black
UPC :	757120399728
Warranty :	3 Years
Vendor :	C2G
Weight :	1.670 LB

• Supports video resolutions up to 2048 x 1536 pixels
• Suitable for VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA, UXGA, and MultiSync® monitors
• Maximum bandwidth of 450 MHz

Package Contents

• One 4-port UXGA monitor switcher/extender with audio
• Infrared remote control
• 5 V (1 A) DC power adapter
• User manual

Customer Reviews

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Rated 3 out of 5 by Chris. from OK unit, but can unexpectedly freeze. I have installed about 35 of these units in our facility over the past month. Since installation I have had about 6 instances of these units freezing and preventing any of the sources from being switched. I've found it to be an intermittent and repeating the same steps does not reproduce it. The only way to reset it is to unplug the power cord and plug it back in. While it's a quick fix, and so far always works, it is still an annoyance and something unexpected when I chose this unit. I really hope a new iteration of this unit is in the works that fixes this issue as I have about 45 more installations over the next 2 years that I was planning to install these in and other than this issue it's a very nice unit.

Date published: 2009-09-22

Rated 4 out of 5 by Scott from Works Great Works simply and is a great addition to a church multimedia system. Easy operation so with some labeling, any person using the system can make it work without instruction. Note* One thing that I was not aware of prior to purchase, is that it beeps when the input is changed. For us that isn't a major problem, but in some quieter uses (installations that change inputs more often) it could be a problem.

Date published: 2011-05-23

Rated 5 out of 5 by Doug the problem solver from Best product that I have found I use it in a class room rather than other more expensive products

Date published: 2011-10-31

Rated 4 out of 5 by church media dude from Great switch, poor product description We're using this switch at our church to manage multiple monitor inputs to the main stage screen. The switch has worked great so far. However, *BE AWARE*, the switch makes a beeping sound every time you switch inputs. This is quite annoying in a church setting.

Date published: 2009-11-26

Rated 4 out of 5 by Joetek from A must have I am using this switch in a conference/training room. It allows multiple sources to share a single display without swapping cables.

Date published: 2010-06-07