Hello Tim,
Thanks for gettin gback to AV Access,we are truly sorry for the trouble caused.
On the desktop side, please try switch the USB-A to USB-B cable to PC back different USB 3.0 port for a check.
At the laptop,please the USB-A to USB-B cable direct connect from laptop to the D23.
Best Regards,
Hi Kevin, thanks for the suggestion however still no change by using different USB ports on either the laptop (issue got worse) or on the PC (it was still the same with intermittent stoppages). Could this be related to the Firmware issue from this post?
Hi Kevin, i have the exact same problem. The update tool appears to connect but can’t pull the version number or perform the update.
Can you confirm which usb port I should be connecting to on the D23 please. The manual is unclear when there’s lots of USB-A ports of the device and no micro-usb ports.
“Connect the USB-A to micro-usb cable from PC to KVM,keep only
this USB cable connected on current PC but not other”
Truly sorry for make the confusion.
Actually,it is use the provided USB-A to USB-B cable and connected to USB host 2 on D23 for firmware upgrade,which not have the micro-usb ports and the original is talk about our 8KSW21DP-DM which is different with iDock D23.
So please download the new firmware(V1.0.3) which is improved the displayport connection but kindly please have a test: iDock D23 new firmware
I am still getting the same issue as before. I have a similar setup to TDC, Host A is my desktop PC, Host B is a Dell laptop. One thing to note: the USBs only drop out on the Dell laptop side (keyboard, mouse and headphones).
When the issue happens, it can be recovered by either unplugging the device and plugging it back in, or switching host and switching back again.
My mouse and keyboard are RGB, so it may be worth noting that when it freezes, the RGB lights are still on. So it’s not a complete connection loss. Seems to me like it’s a driver crash inside the iDock D23.
HI Kevin, while the firmware upgrade seems to have lessened the drop outs I am again like Adam seeing the drop outs on Host B.
Host B is a Dell Laptop connected to a dell dock via USB C which then feeds to the two monitors, keyboard and mouse.
Ive again tried to remove the keyboard and mouse from the Dell Dock – WD19S and plugging in the keyboard and mouse USB cable from the D23 directly to the laptop USB but just now have also reported the drop out issue again. Dell Dock has a SVC Tag 7RFB1L3 and PPID: CN-04JXDM-CM-21C-317D-A00.
I do regularly hear from the laptop the Windows sound of a USB being lost and reconnecting and occasional see the USB failure Pop up as well.
I am also seeing small amounts of lap/mini freeses on the mouse on both Host 1 and 2 as well. The house will randomly freeze and then start again as its moving across the screen.
Hello,truly sorry for keep you waiting.
Engineer confirmed that about this USB disconnect and then reconnect random problem has double checked with engineer that was due to our device support hotkey switch and the device recognize the hotkey switching chip does not respond so it try reset the chip to make it work again and this process caused the system detected the USB disconnect and reconnect so have the notice sounds.