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2-Port USB-C Gen 2 Sharing Switch with Power Pass-Through | US3342 | ATEN UK | #1 KVM Market Leader

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  • US3342

Description

ATEN 2-Port USB-C Gen 2 Sharing Switch | US3342


Operation Mode: ‎Plug


Operating Voltage: ‎5 Volts


Connector Type: ‎Usb C


Brand: ‎ATEN


Switch Type: ‎Pushbutton Switch


Material: ‎Aluminum


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎5.63 x 3.54 x 0.94 inches


Mounting Type: ‎Surface Mount


International Protection Rating: ‎IP21


Controller Type: ‎Push Button


Control Method: ‎Remote


Wattage: ‎3600


Unit Count: ‎1 Count


Number of Items: ‎1


Series: ‎US3342


Item model number: ‎US3342


Item Weight: ‎9.2 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎5.63 x 3.54 x 0.94 inches


Voltage: ‎220


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Ion batteries required.


Manufacturer: ‎ATEN


Language: ‎English, English, English, English, English


Date First Available: ‎October 22, 2019


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    • Part of a solution, good for some, but takes a lot to know its limitations
I purchased one of these to enable sharing a dock between two very modern laptops to three displays via a very good dock (Startech's DK30CH2DPPD). That wasn't as successful as I hoped (only two displays are supportable with that combination). -1 star for no explicit identification that DP Alt Mode cannot be passed. -1 star for lack of switching control customization (via keyboard, ability to turn off auto switching). - almost a star for missed opportunity to provide power to both hosts. Why? I recommend thinking about switching USB-C connected devices in terms of the following context (all of which can have USB connectors that plug into the Aten US3342): --USB 3.x/2.x--the switch does fine with this; about a 10 sec sync time for Win 10 for all devices. Not great, but decent. In a lot of circumstances, will get you to having two switched displays, but not likely 3 unless you have the right dock/adapter (and hint, most aren't). To get to three displays and having more than as 4k, current applications are using one of the two protocols that the Aten does not switch/connect correctly unfortunately --Thunderbolt 3--This switch will not switch/pass this signal. Depending on the computer, the Aten may confuse a laptop that is connected via a TB3 capable cable (my Dell got confused and tried sending a TB3 signal to my dock downstream of the Aten US3342, shutting down the dock immediately (thankfully without damage); my HP figured out that the cable was connected to a USB 3.1 client even with the (same) TB3 rated cable). --USB DisplayPort Alternate mode (DP Alt Mode). This switch will not switch/pass this signal. This becomes an issue for a lot of docks that use both USB 3.x video transmission and DP Alt Mode in order to combine to drive 3 displays (via some output combination of display port, HDMI, or USB data connections). Your symptom will likely be that two of three monitors come on, but all three come on if you route the same cable directly to your dock. --Cables matter--power delivery specs. Note my Aten was a bit flaky when running a 65W laptop with a 65W power supply and a 3A (60W) cable until I diagnosed the cable as weak link/issue. I would recommend budgeting some surplus vs. your laptop's power demand to allow for cable loss and Aten not seeing any power dips, especially when the laptop powers on or wants to charge after being unplugged for some reason. --Speaking of power, while the Aten advertises USB-C power delivery, please note that is only for 1 of the two connected ports. If Aten was serious about this switch, they would have two power inputs so that each connected host could have power delivery. --Cables matter--bandwidth delivery specs. I was impressed that my USB 2.0 rated cable pushed two HD displays (1080). But one laptop kept warning that it wasn't happy about it. BTW start thinking in terms of 3 feet cable is you are trying to get to 3.1/3.2 Gen.x bandwidth. Those thinking about using USB 3.x to push lots of display resolution had better plan on this being above the desk and not having pretty wire runs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 13, 2020 by Matthew W Murphy
    • Makes your laptops visible as storage to the other
When I hooked up my laptops, I connected two monitors with HDMI-to-USB adapters, and plugged in a USB mouse and USB keyboard using a USB-to-single-USB-c adaptor. Everything worked for one laptop. However, switching the the second laptop, it failed to recognize the other two monitors. However, the mouse and keyboard worked fine. What really troubled me is that as soon as I plugged in the second laptop, the first recognized it as a storage device. Then, when I switched to laptop #2, it recognized #1 as a storage device. I'm sorry, but that's a huge security hole in my book. If I want them to see each other, I'll do it over network. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 14, 2021 by Mike T

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