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KVM Switch · Tutorial Overview ​

Applies to: JUXI Technology KVM&HUB&TTL dual-computer keyboard/mouse switch (USB 2.0) Version v1.0 (2026-10-14) | The tutorial is split by functional module — read the parts you need


Find by Module ​

What I want to doRead
Get the device running firstThis page → "Quick Start"
Switch keyboard/mouse & peripherals between two computers01 - Switching Between Two Computers
Use it as a USB HUB (one-to-three)02 - HUB Function (One to Three)
Connect via phone Bluetooth, send/receive data03 - Bluetooth
Wire the 6-pin TTL serial port, view data on a PC04 - TTL Serial Port (Wireless Serial)
Learn about the 10-pin expansion header05 - 10-Pin Expansion Header
Control a dev board / host without a monitor06 - Headless Host (Capture Card + OBS)
FAQ and precautions07 - FAQ and Precautions

Product in One Sentence ​

A 2-in 3-out USB keyboard/mouse switch: one keyboard and mouse (plus peripherals) switch between two computers at the press of a button; built-in 3-port USB HUB; plus a wireless serial feature — connect a dev board's or sensor's serial port to the 6-pin header and the data is passed through to both the PC serial port and your phone via Bluetooth.

Interfaces at a Glance ​

LocationNameDescription
Left / right sidePC1 / PC2 ports (Type-C)Connect the two computers
BottomUSB-A × 3Keyboards/mice, USB drives, printers, etc. — switched as a group
TopPower port (Type-C)Auxiliary power (when host power is insufficient)
MiddleSwitch buttonShort press to switch; long press for Bluetooth mode
Top-leftIR receiverWorks with the IR remote control
Bottom-rightTTL serial port (6-pin)Wireless serial feature (see 04)
Bottom-right10-pin headerExpansion interface (see 05)
Top-rightBluetooth module (built-in)Wireless serial feature (see 03)

Indicator LEDs: PC1/PC2 (current channel) | Power | UART serial (blinks during transmission) | Bluetooth (lights up after long press)

Quick Start (5 Minutes) ​

  1. Computer A → Type-C cable → PC1 port; Computer B → PC2 port (one computer only is also fine — then it is simply a USB HUB).
  2. Plug the keyboard/mouse (or wireless receiver) into any USB-A port.
  3. Press the switch button and check the PC1/PC2 indicator LEDs to confirm which computer is connected.
  4. If the host's power is insufficient, also connect Type-C power to the power port.

(Illustration: tutorial asset 01 – Function layout)

Two Important Notes ​

  • This product does not switch video: each computer uses its own monitor. For a host without a monitor, use the capture-card solution (see 06).
  • This product is USB 2.0: perfectly adequate for keyboards/mice, printers, USB drives and dongles; for high-speed storage, connect directly to the computer.

(For details on each functional module, click the corresponding entry in the "Find by Module" table above.)