Back view of UR-18-PLUS an 8 port USB DDM VGA KVM switch
Back view of UR-18-PLUS an 8 port USB DDM VGA KVM switch
Back view of UR-18-PLUS an 8 port USB DDM VGA KVM switch
Back view of UR-18-PLUS an 8 port USB DDM VGA KVM switch

UR-18+ – 8-port USB KVM switch w/ DDM & multi-hotkey

8-port USB KVM switch w/ DDM & multi-hotkey, 8 KVM cables included

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SKU: UR-18+KIT

Description

Same as UR-12+, UR-14+ embedded DDM Technology provide the users high compatibility of HID devices.

UR-18+ embedded DDM Technology can 100% maintain the compatibility of the shared devices and connected systems. UR-18+ becomes the most reliable and robust KVM switch in the world.

Features and Benefits

  • Compatible with all versions of Windows, Linux, and OS X
  • User selectable multi-hotkey ( Ctrl, Shift, Scroll Lock, Caps Lock, Hotkey disable )
  • Built-in IR remote receiver and selectable Hot-key control
  • RS-232 control and firmware upgradable
  • Max video resolution supported 1920 x 1440 @ 60 Hz
  • 3-year Warranty

What’s Included

UPC Code: 641458178875

Technical Specifications

 

Functional
Computer port number 8
On-Screen Display Yes
Panel button control 8
Button LED color indication PC On-line – Green Selected – Red Both – Orange
IR remote control Yes ( Built-in receiver, controller optional )
Hot plug-and-play Yes
Hot key control Yes
Auto scan Yes ( Hot key )
Selectable scan interval 5, 8, 15, 20, 30 sec ( Hot key )
Beep sound On / Off ( Hot key selectable )
Cable length ( Max ) 5M ( 15ft ) at Console ; 5M ( 15ft ) at PC
VGA resolution Max 1920 x 1440 , 400 MHz , DDC1 / DDC2B
System connectors Keyboard & Mouse USB B x 8
Monitor HDB-15 Male x 8
Console connectors Keyboard & Mouse USB A ( DDM Technology ) x 2
Monitor HDB-15 Female x 1
Total USB device sharing port USB A ( USB 2.0 ) x 4
Mechanical
Height 44 mm ( 1.73 inch )
Width 440 mm ( 17.3 inch )
Depth 131 mm ( 5.16 inch )
Weight 1860 g ( 4.1 lb )
Environmental
Operating temp 0 to 60 degrees C
Storage temp -30 to 70 degrees C
Humidity 0~80% RH, NC
Power
Operating voltage DC 5V ( 2000 mA )
Power frequency 50-60 Hz
Power consumption 8 W
Certification
FCC, CE

Additional information

Weight 15 lbs
Dimensions 21 × 13 × 8 in
Display Connection

Peripheral Connection

Ports

Audio

Cables Included

Power Adapter Included

DDM

USB Hub

Users

Hot-keys

Displays

Cable Length

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Photos and Diagrams

 
Application Diagrams
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Frequently Asked Questions

 

    • What is the hot-key combination for switching ports?

      • On our USB KVM switches with DDM, the hot-key by default is set to Ctrl. This can be changed to other available options with the Hot-Key Select button on the front of the switch. The command sequence for all of them is [hotkey] [hotkey] [#]. All three are tapped consecutively (not simultaneously), with [hotkey] being for example, the Ctrl key and [#] being the number of the port you are switching to.

 

    • Can I cascade multiple KVM Switches?

      • The USB KVM switches cannot be cascaded.

 

    • How can I connect my USB KVM switch to a computer that has PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports?

      • As long as the computer has available USB ports, you can use those instead of the PS/2 ports.

 

    • What if I want to use a wireless keyboard/mouse combo with the KVM switch?

      • That should not be a problem. Make sure that the keyboard and mouse function on all computers when directly connected, then try connecting through the KVM switch.

 

  • What can I do if I’ve hooked everything up, and although the video works, I get no keyboard and mouse functionality on any of the connected computers?

    • Here are some steps to go through if your KVM switch has lost keyboard and mouse functionality.
    • Disconnect the power and all cables and connections from the switch. There should be no lights illuminated on the KVM. Let it sit for about 1 minutes.
      1. Reconnect the Power adapter to the KVM, followed by the Keyboard, Mouse, and monitor.
      2. After those console connections are attached, connect one of your computers back to Port 1 of the KVM.
      3. Make sure the keyboard and mouse are working on that computer, then connect the second computer.
      4. At this point, the KVM has been completely reset, and it should be back in operable condition.

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