IOGEAR's 2-Port USB 2.0 Automatic Printer Switch enables two PCs and / or Macs to easily share one USB printer, multi-function printer, or other USB device. This switch eliminates the need to plug and unplug devices between computers. Simply send the print job and the switch automatically makes the swap for you.

Automatic switch function is software based and only available with a USB printer or the printer function of a multi-function printer. For connecting and using other types of USB devices, you can switch by using the push-button on the USB switch or with the included software.

Share One Printer with two Computers    Automatic Switching Between Computers    Switch-Lock Function    Bus-Powered    For Windows and Mac

Automatically switch from one computer to another when connecting to a USB printer or multi-function printer

Simply press a button to switch a USB device between computers. No software installation is required

USB 2.0 support with a data transfer rate up to 480Mbps and USB 1.1 backward compatible

Active-port LED indicators to show which computer has USB access

Switch-lock function prevents other users from switching the USB device and ensures data access consistency

Bus Powered - No external power supply needed

3-year manufacturer's warranty

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many pages (text and some pictures) per minute will this printer do?

A: The Canon PIXMA G620 Printer, B&H # CAPG620P, can print up to 3.9 ipm in black or color. Keep in mind that print speed may vary depending on system configuration, interface, software, document complexity, print mode, page coverage, type of paper used and other factors.

Q: 2. Will this drive read DVD-R disks?

A: This item is actually an enclosure only. It will not read any discs until you install a 9.5 mm optical drive.

Q: 3. So this doesn't work with micro sd cards in an adapter?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 4. Is the CF slot backward compatible to CF UDMA7? Also is the SDXC slot backward compatible to UHS-I?

A: Are you talking CFast UDMA7? The term CF is used for both CompactFlash and and confused with CFast. This is a CFast reader. The SDXC slow would be backwardly compatible with other SD cards but would be limited to the read and write speeds supported by the cards. This is a USB 3.1 Gen 2 reader, which is what makes it attractive.

Q: 5. Is the input (paper) tray like a cassette that resides inside the printer?

A: There is a tray on top to input paper. It can handle up to 100 sheets of plain paper.

Q: 6. Will this reader read current XQD cards?

A: A more suitable reader for XQD cards, as well as SD cards is the Sony XQD/SD Card Reader B&H # SODXQDSDCR. https://bhpho.to/2VTNneL

Q: 7. Can this reader also read the older type 1 compact flash cards?

A: Thank you for the inquiry. Please note CFast 2.0 and Compact Flash (CF) are entirely different memory card standards relying on unique underlying technologies that are not interchangeable. Prograde Digital does offer a Dual-slot Compact Flash (CF) and SD Workflow Reader. However, Compact Flash (CF) cards are incompatible with CFast workflow reader or digital camera card slots and visa versa. For more complete information and technical specification regarding ProGrade Digital workflow readers please see: https://progradedigital.com/products/high-speed-workflow-reader. Thank you again for your interest in experiencing firsthand the ProGrade Digital performance advantage.

Q: 8. Why is my transfer speed so slow? I only get speeds of about 40MB/s with this. I have a Lexar that I get normal speeds from.

A: If you are receiving the transfer speeds you state in your answer, I would first recommend checking the computer USB port you are using and verifying that it supports USB 3.1 transfer speeds. While the card reader is backwards-compatible, if you are using a USB 3.1 device on a computer that uses USB 2.0 or USB 1.1 ports, you will receive the slower transfer speeds denoted by your computer. If your computer USB ports are USB 3.1 or USB 3.0 compliant, I would then recommend checking that the memory card you are using has a read speed high enough for your transfer needs, as the memory card's read speed would be the next bottleneck in the system. If the read speed is faster than your transfer speed, I would then recommend either contacting Customer Service if the order was placed within the last 30 days, or recommend contacting ProGrade Digital for warranty inquiry if the purchase was placed longer than 30 days ago.

Q: 9. What is the minimal droplet size of this printer?

A: Canon does not state the minimal Dpi for the Canon PIXMA G620 Printer (CAPG620P).

Q: 10. Is there a set up disc included to install on my desktop (Windows 10)?

A: The box for the Pixma G620 does come with an installation CD, however the latest drivers should be installed directly from Canon's driver page: https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/support/details/printers/megatank-inkjet-printers/all-megatank-inkjet-printers/pixma-g620?tab=drivers_downloads