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Dedicated port is USB port with DDM. It keeps connections with computers for devices by emulating HID devices so computers always see keyboard and mouse device there. It watches key strokes to support Hot-key.
Generic port acts as other cheap dumb KVM switch. Devices on the port will be enumerated each time switching between computers.
Cause & Workaround
Debug console interface causes the problem. It sends debug prints every time receiving key stroke from keyboard and the KVM may not like that.
USB-USB converter and Realforce RGB don't work at all on 'dedicated' port. It doesn't send even a single keystroke there. (the KVM beeps and Hot-key indicators keep blinking.)
Cause
I found that the KVM switch fails when the device has more than three USB Endpoints. USB-USB conveter has four(five) Endpoints by default and Realforce also has four.
USB-USB converter Endpoint usage:
Keyboard 1
Mouse 1
Extra key 1
Debug console 2
Mouse and Extra key share a endpoint after 5948ea0 so the converter has four endpoints. Before that it had five.
Workaround
For ConnectPro KVM UD-12+ you have to limit number of endpoints upto three.
Xis point where this issue happens, between converter and KVM. LUFA USB stack configuration is related.https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=69169.msg3085929#msg3085929
Cause & Workaround
Debug console interface causes the problem. It sends debug prints every time receiving key stroke from keyboard and the KVM may not like that.Workaround is disabling debug console.https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=69169.msg3086387#msg3086387
See post below.
Info
ConnectPro KVM UD-12+: https://connectpro.com/product/ud-12-plus/?v=7516fd43adaa
Dynamic Device Mapping (DDM): https://connectpro.com/technology/usb-ddm/?v=7516fd43adaa
Other KVM issues: #703
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