In the era of popular online games, many corresponding software or hardware 'by-products' inevitably emerge. A game synchronizer is a high-tech product that can achieve a device capable of controlling multiple computers simultaneously with a single set of keyboard and mouse. This device can not only synchronize operations across multiple computers but also switch to control a single computer independently, finding wide applications in fields such as gaming, office work, securities, and teaching. While using it, people inevitably encounter some problems. In response to this situation, the editor has made the following summary and induction of game synchronizers, hoping it will be helpful to everyone.

Fault analysis and technical Q&A regarding common issues of VOELLS Game Synchronizer

    Q1: Is the synchronizer soldered or surface-mounted

    A: The chips used in this product must be soldered using surface-mount technology. Surface-mount technology itself is a type of soldering.

    Q2: Can the function of the synchronizer switch monitors?

    A: No. Our synchronizer does not have a monitor interface and does not support monitors. If you want multiple computers to share a monitor, please purchase a KVM switch.

    Q3: Can the synchronizer be used simultaneously with a KVM switch?

    A: Both devices can be used the same time, but they are completely independent and have no connection to each other. They each use their own set of keyboard and mouse. When switching video, use the keyboard on theVM; when switching computers, you can use any set of keyboards.