The MT KMBOX<\/b> box is a serial passthrough device with three USB ports. It passes the mouse signal from your main PC to the second PC in dual-PC DMA setups<\/b>, and supports high polling rates of up to 8000Hz<\/b>. It works with the KMNet<\/b> andMakcu<\/b> andKMBox<\/b> as well as B+ \/ BPRO<\/b>protocols, and keeps your mouse with all its features and its original software.<\/p>\nWhy MT KMBOX?<\/b><\/h2>\n
Most passthrough boxes force you to give something up \u2014 either mouse response speed, the manufacturer's software, or how the mouse appears to the system. The MT KMBOX is designed so that the system recognizes the mouse more naturally<\/b>, so your experience stays as if the mouse were plugged in directly, and you keep all its features.<\/p>\n
And if you're building a two-PC DMA setup, the passthrough happens at the hardware level: set it up once, then connect directly in the same order every time with no reconfiguring.<\/p>\n
The box works with mice at any polling rate \u2014 from 1K up to 8K \u2014 without cutting your mouse's speed or forcing you to lower it.<\/p>\n
Most importantly: manufacturer software keeps working<\/b>. You can use Logitech<\/b> or Razer<\/b> software normally, and your settings stay available as they are:<\/p>\n The box supports more than one control protocol, so you can run it with different setups and tools without changing hardware:<\/p>\n Beyond plug-and-play use, the box offers extra options to adjust some network settings<\/b> andserial port settings<\/b> \u2014 useful if you run it over KMNet or need it to match a specific setup of yours.<\/p>\n After the first successful setup, just connect in the same order next time, with no waiting or button presses.<\/em><\/p>\n Yes, the box supports polling rates up to 8000 Hz and works with mice at 1K, 2K, 4K and 8K.<\/p>\n<\/details>\n Yes. You can use the manufacturer's software as usual, and your DPI, lighting, macro and onboard memory settings stay available.<\/p>\n<\/details>\n It supports KMNet, Makcu and KMBox as well as B+ \/ BPRO, so you can run it with different tools and setups on the same hardware.<\/p>\n<\/details>\n Yes, the box is built for dual-PC DMA setups \u2014 a main controlling PC and a controlled second PC.<\/p>\n<\/details>\n In Device Manager on the second PC, under Ports (COM & LPT), you'll find the device listed as USB-SERIAL CH340 with the port number in parentheses. In the software, enter only the number without the word COM, and set the baud rate to 115200.<\/p>\n<\/details>\n Install the serial port driver manually as administrator, then unplug the serial port and plug it back in.<\/p>\n<\/details>\n Press rst1 and rst2 together again, wait 10 seconds, then try moving the mouse. If the problem continues, the USB to USB cable is the most likely cause \u2014 try another cable or a different USB port on the main PC.<\/p>\n<\/details>\n If the mouse stops after a restart, press rst1 and rst2 together once, wait a few seconds, and it will work again.<\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n
Supported protocols<\/b><\/h2>\n
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The three ports<\/b><\/h2>\n
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Advanced options<\/b><\/h2>\n
How to set it up<\/b><\/h2>\n
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What's in the box<\/b><\/h2>\n
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MT KMBOX FAQ<\/b><\/h2>\n
Does it really support an 8K mouse?<\/b><\/summary>\n
Does Logitech or Razer software keep working?<\/b><\/summary>\n
Which protocols does it support?<\/b><\/summary>\n
Do I need two PCs to use it?<\/b><\/summary>\n
How do I find the serial port number?<\/b><\/summary>\n
My COM port doesn't show up. What should I do?<\/b><\/summary>\n
The mouse doesn't move after connecting. Why?<\/b><\/summary>\n
Does it need resetting after restarting the PC?<\/b><\/summary>\n
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