Tripp Lite B005-DPUA4
Here is a closer look at Tripp Lite B005-DPUA4.
About
A native DisplayPort 1.4 (HBR3, 32.4Gbps raw) 4-port KVM from Eaton with real HDR support and HDCP 2.2 passthrough for broadcast-grade encrypted content. Offers physical output redundancy with both a DisplayPort Out and an HDMI Out — the controller routes video to whichever is active, but if both are physically connected, DisplayPort takes strict priority over HDMI to avoid buffer overflow from an erroneous signal split. Official documentation confirms front/rear USB-A ports exist but omits the exact port count.
- DisplayPort version
- 1.4
- Max resolution
- 3840x2160@60Hz
Ports: 4× DisplayPort 1.4 (entrada de host), 1× DisplayPort (salida de consola, prioridad sobre HDMI), 1× HDMI (salida de consola), 4× USB-B (entrada de host), 1× USB-A (consola, cantidad no especificada por el fabricante) and 8× Audio 3.5mm micrófono/estéreo (entrada de host)
Confirmed with
- Notebook (generic)
A Reddit user confirms daily use switching between a MacBook Pro and a Raspberry Pi with this exact model. Separately (not loaded as a confirmedDevice, negative evidence): a Steam Deck user documented total video failure trying to daisy-chain the official Steam Deck Dock and a CalDigit SOHO Dock through this same switch via DisplayPort MST — worth knowing if you plan to route a handheld through it.