Your PS2 out is only going to be for keyboard or mouse using either USB with adaptor or PS2. With the PS2 adaptor plugged in you can hot plug a USB mouse or keyboard though. I already have one KVM for my primary two systems. There are USB/PS2 KVM's available. Browse tomshardware.com. He did a review on quite a few units a few months back.
> If you use more than one system, I suggest a KVM! As long as it has > power, it'll supply > you systems with a valid keyboard & mouse signal whether you have a > mouse or keyboard > plugged or not... ie, switch your controller (yes ps2) with no service > interruptions. voila. > Well not a solve-all like I had hoped: my laptop does not have both ps2 > mouse&keybd, > only one ps2 for keyboard and one lone usb port :-/ I understand those > little in-line adaptors > will make a usb mouse work on a ps/2 port, but can I change my ps2 > mouse-out signal back to > usb ?? > btw, the kvm I got resets it's state quite nicely, tho there is a short > delay when switching video > modes I haven't found any it doesn't like. the four-port is the iogear > miniview and was under > 120 with cable-sets. Not bad, quite worth it for the use. I'd like to > see a ps2/usb mixed-capable > kvm, ha! how 'bout adb support, and some funky european and third-world > standards? _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
