Interesting. Thanks. So, just to clarify... I understand that the
cables from the switch to the monitors have DVI plugs. What about the
video cables from the PCs to the switch? Are they VGA or DVI? If my
video cards have only DVI outputs, will I still be able to connect to
the switch? Are you saying the the switch will convert the VGA signal
to a DVI signal?
Also, how does audio work? The picture at the Belkin site for the
F1D9201-10 does not seem to have speaker and mic outputs unlike the
pictrure for the F1D9501-10 which clearly does have audio. I do see
that the text does clearly state that the F1D9201-10 does support
audio--I just don't SEE how. Does your cable look like the picture or
did they get the wrong picture??



Roger Hamlett wrote:
> <autodeletespam@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:1136556169.260295.98800@g44g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
> > Hmmm. the Belkin site itself lists this as a dual head VGA unit. I am
> > looking for a dual head DVI unit. Does the Belkin site have this
> > wrong? Can you look at yours right now and confirm that this is a DVI
> > unit?
> It is DVI. The key is the cable set. Look at the cable numbers I gave. The
> unit actually uses bilateral CMOS switches, so can switch analog or
> digital signals. I am running on two DVI only monitors, with four DVI
> output computers.
>
> Best Wishes