SIIG 4K60Hz Quad-View HDMI Mouse Roaming KVM Processor

Unlock the full potential of a multi-computer workstation with the SIIG 4K60Hz Quad-View HDMI Mouse Roaming KVM Processor. This high-performance KVM switch lets you control up to four HDMI-enabled computers using a single keyboard and mouse, delivering seamless roaming, quad-view display options, and versatile switching methods. Designed for professional environments—homes labs, control rooms, digital signage, and content creation studios—this device combines robust connectivity with flexible control features, including switch buttons, DIP switches, hotkeys, RS-232, and IR remote control. With 4K60Hz compatibility and a thoughtful mix of USB, audio, and microphone inputs, it’s built to streamline workflows, reduce desk clutter, and elevate productivity.

• 4K60Hz Quad-View HDMI KVM—Experience crisp, cinematic visuals across two HDMI 4K@60 displays while switching between four connected computers without latency or compromise in color, detail, or performance.
• Roaming Mouse & Keyboard Control—Navigate between connected hosts with a single keyboard and mouse, thanks to advanced roaming technology that makes multi-host operation feel as natural as using one machine.
• Comprehensive I/O—2 HDMI 4K@60 video outputs, 2 USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 ports, and 2 USB 1.1 ports, plus microphone-in and stereo audio out with RCA L/R, enabling seamless audio capture and playback across all hosts.
• Flexible Switching & Control—Switch via dedicated hardware switch button, DIP switches, keyboard hotkeys, RS-232, or an IR remote, giving you multiple reliable ways to manage hosts in busy environments.
• Rugged, TAА-Compliant Design—Engineered for professional use with robust build quality and taа compliance, ensuring long-term reliability in data centers, studios, and enterprise workstations.

Technical Details of SIIG 4K60Hz Quad-View HDMI Mouse Roaming KVM Processor

• Video outputs: 2 HDMI 4K@60 Hz displays capable of quad-view operation, enabling simultaneous multi-monitor layouts for enhanced productivity and monitoring.
• USB connections: 2 USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 ports for high-speed peripherals, plus 2 USB 1.1 ports for legacy devices, delivering broad compatibility with a wide range of keyboards, mice, and accessories.
• Audio I/O: Microphone input and stereo audio output, plus RCA L/R stereo audio, allowing integrated audio routing across all connected hosts for conferencing, voice-overs, or media playback.
• Control methods: Switch button, DIP switch, hotkeys, RS-232, and IR remote control provide versatile, reliable, and redundant ways to switch between computers in a resourceful workflow.
• Roaming capability: Mouse roaming enables fluid cursor movement across up to four hosts, so you can manage multiple machines without repositioning keyboards or mice.
• Compatibility: Designed to work with HDMI-equipped computer systems, ensuring broad support across workstations, servers, and high-performance PCs.
• Power & stability: Built for continuous operation in demanding environments with stable performance and low jitter in video routing.
• Form factor & build: Compact KVM processor with durable components suitable for desktop or rack-adjacent setups.
• TAА compliance: Fully TAА-compliant, adhering to the latest government and industry standards for product safety and reliability.
• Other features: Support for 4K60Hz multi-display configurations, robust signal isolation between hosts, and flexible control options to fit busy professional workflows.

How to install SIIG 4K60Hz Quad-View HDMI Mouse Roaming KVM Processor

• Unpack and identify the KVM processor, power supply, HDMI cables, USB cables, microphone and audio cables, IR remote, and any included documentation. Verify that you have all required components and that your workspace has adequate space for the unit and connected cables.
• Power down all computers you plan to connect. This ensures safe installation and prevents any electrical or signaling conflicts during setup.
• Connect video outputs—Run two HDMI cables from the KVM’s HDMI 4K@60 outputs to two displays. If you’re planning to use quad-view, position your displays and ensure the monitors support 4K60 without exceeding bandwidth limits.
• Attach USB peripherals—Plug your keyboard and mouse into the designated USB-A ports on the KVM processor. Connect any additional peripherals (USB flash drives, USB dongles) to the USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 ports or USB 1.1 ports as needed.
• Route audio inputs/outputs—Connect the microphone to the microphone-in port and route stereo audio to the stereo output or RCA L/R connectors as required by your setup for conferencing or media playback.
• Connect each host computer—Use short HDMI cables to link each computer’s HDMI output to the corresponding input on the KVM (or as your layout requires). Connect USB interfaces on each host to the appropriate KVM ports if supported by your model variant.
• Establish control channels—Decide on your preferred control method: hardware toggle, DIP switches, hotkeys, RS-232, or IR remote. Configure switch settings or hotkey assignments per your environment’s needs.
• Power up and test—Power on the KVM processor first, then boot each connected computer. Test switching between hosts, verify video quality at 4K60, confirm microphone input and stereo output, and ensure all USB peripherals are recognized by each host.
• Fine-tune and secure—Tidy cable routing to prevent interference, secure power adapters, and adjust display configurations for the desired quad-view layout. If your workflow includes remote management, configure RS-232 or IR remote controls for convenient access from the operator’s station.

Frequently asked questions

• How many computers can I control with this KVM? You can control up to four HDMI-equipped computers simultaneously using a single keyboard and mouse, thanks to the quad-view and roaming capabilities built into the processor.
• Does it support 4K resolution at 60 Hz? Yes. The unit is designed for 4K60Hz output on two HDMI displays, enabling high-fidelity visuals and smooth motion for demanding tasks such as video editing, design work, and data visualization.
• What USB options are available? There are two USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 ports for high-speed peripherals and two USB 1.1 ports for legacy devices, allowing you to connect a wide array of keyboards, mice, flash drives, and other USB devices across all hosts.
• How can I switch between hosts? The KVM supports multiple switching methods: a physical switch button on the unit, DIP switches for quick hardware selection, keyboard hotkeys, RS-232 serial control, and IR remote control for distant operation.
• Is audio supported across all hosts? Yes. The device includes microphone input and stereo audio output, plus RCA L/R stereo audio connectors to route audio to external devices or speakers, enabling integrated audio across all connected systems.
• Is this product TAА compliant and suitable for professional use? Yes. The product is described as TAА-compliant and designed for reliability in professional environments such as studios, control rooms, data centers, and enterprise workstations.
• Can I use this setup for digital signage or multi-host monitoring? Absolutely. The quad-view capability, robust switching options, and multi-display support make it well-suited for dashboards, live monitoring, and signage scenarios where quick access to multiple hosts is essential.