ATEN 2-Port USB DVI Secure KVM Switch (PSD PP v4.0 Compliant)

Designed for secure, high-stakes environments, the ATEN 2-Port USB DVI Secure KVM Switch provides centralized control of two computers from a single DVI display plus USB keyboard and mouse. Built to PSD PP v4.0 compliance, this compact KVM switch focuses on data protection, streamlined operations, and reliable performance in government, finance, and regulated industries. It combines rugged hardware with user-friendly switching, enabling IT teams to enforce access policies while preserving productivity. Whether you’re consolidating servers in a secure lab, managing workstations in a restricted office, or coordinating test rigs in engineering, this secure KVM switch helps you maintain control, reduce cable clutter, and simplify daily workflows.

• Secure, two-port control for two computers — Effortlessly switch between two connected systems using responsive front-panel controls or keyboard hotkeys, sharing one DVI display, USB keyboard, and mouse for a clean, space-saving setup.
• PSD PP v4.0 compliance — Engineered to meet protections profiles used in high-security environments, helping organizations enforce strict data-handling policies and minimize cross-system data leakage during device sharing.
• Single-display DVI-D video — Delivers crisp, digital video to a single monitor, ensuring clear text, sharp visuals, and smooth graphics for everyday tasks, diagnostics, and professional applications.
• USB peripherals support — Supports USB keyboards and mice across both connected computers, enabling familiar peripherals without swapping cables or adapters between sources.
• Easy and reliable switching — Combines intuitive control with dependable performance, offering quick front-panel switching and keyboard hotkey access for rapid, interruption-free workflow transitions.

Technical Details of ATEN 2-Port USB DVI Secure KVM Switch

• Product type: 2-Port USB DVI Secure KVM Switch compatible with PSD PP v4.0 requirements
• Video interface: DVI-D (single display) output for high-quality digital video
• Computers supported: Two host systems can be connected and controlled from one console
• USB support: USB keyboard and mouse peripheries supported for each connected computer
• Security emphasis: PSD PP v4.0 compliance to support secure switching practices and data protection

How to install ATEN 2-Port USB DVI Secure KVM Switch

• Prepare a clean workspace and power down all devices before connections to prevent any hardware issues.
• Connect the first computer to the KVM using a DVI-D video cable for video and USB cables for keyboard and mouse input, and repeat the process for the second computer.
• Attach the monitor to the KVM’s DVI-D output and verify that the display is powered on and configured to the correct input source.
• Ensure any required security or management tools align with your PSD PP v4.0 policy, and set up access controls or auditing as needed before enabling user access.
• Power up the KVM and both computers. Use the front-panel buttons or supported keyboard hotkeys to switch between sources, and confirm that the monitor, keyboard, and mouse respond smoothly to each selection.

Frequently asked questions

• What does PSD PP v4.0 compliance mean for this KVM? PSD PP v4.0 is a security protection profile framework used in secure environments. It helps reduce the risk of data leakage when switching between connected devices and supports policy-based control of peripherals.
• How many devices can I control with this switch? This model supports two computers, making it ideal for dual-host configurations where space and security are priorities.
• Can I use this with HDMI or DisplayPort monitors? The switch provides a DVI-D video output for a single display. If your monitor uses HDMI or DisplayPort, you may need an appropriate DVI-to-HDMI or DVI-to-DisplayPort adapter, keeping in mind compatibility and signal integrity requirements.
• What peripherals are supported? Standard USB keyboards and mice are supported for both connected computers, enabling seamless use of familiar peripherals without reconfiguration.
• Is the KVM easy to maintain in a secure environment? Yes. The device is designed for durable, long-term operation, with simple switching controls and modular cabling that supports tidy, policy-compliant deployments.