Tripp Lite U360-003-KM User manual

Owner’s Manual

3-Port USB 3.0 SuperSpeed

Hub with Keyboard/Mouse

Sharing and File Transfer

Model: U360-003-KM

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Product Features

System Requirements

• Compact design easily ﬁts into a laptop bag—perfect for travel

• Supports USB 3.0 SuperSpeed data transfer rates up to 5 Gbps;

backwards compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1

• Bus-powered through USB connection

• Additional USB port connects to another computer or On-the-Go

(OTG) compliant Android™ device (USB Micro-OTG adapter included)

to share a keyboard and mouse, and transfer ﬁles

• Built-in software allows for keyboard and mouse sharing between

computers, with the cursor able to travel from one screen to the next

• Includes clipboard sharing for copy-and-pasting between computers

• Built-in GO!Bridge ﬁle transfer software transfers ﬁles on Windows and

Mac computers, plus OTG compatible Android devices

• Supports 11 languages (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian,

Russian, Simpliﬁed Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Japanese

and Portuguese) with automatic switching capabilitly to match your

operating system’s language

• Compatible with all major operating systems with a USB port (USB

3.0 port is required to achieve USB 3.0 speeds)

• Windows®2000 SP3, XP, Vista, 7, 8 (Excluding RT), 8.1, and 10

• Mac OS®X 10.6 and later

• OTG compliant device with Google Android 2.2, 3.0, 3.1 and later

Note: Android devices must install the Windroid Linker App—see GO!Bridge

section of this manual for details

• Intel Pentium II Processor / PowerPC G4 processor or higher

• 256MB RAM or higher

• At least 50MB hard disk space

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Package Includes

Optional Accessories

Setup

• U360-003-KM

• USB 2.0 Type-A (Male) to Type-A (Male) Cable for KM Share, 4 ft.

• USB 2.0 Micro-B (Male) to Type-A (Female) OTG Adapter

• Owner’s Manual

• M100-Series Lightning Cables

• M110-Series Apple 30-Pin Cables

• U322-Series USB 3.0 Type-A to Type-B Device Cables

• U326-Series USB 3.0 Type-A to Micro-B Device Cables

1. Connect the built-in USB 3.0 cable to an available USB port on your

computer or laptop.

2. Connect USB devices to the available hub ports located on the top of

the unit.

Note: The hub is powered via the connected computer port (USB 3.0

provides up to 900mA). If you are connecting devices that require more

power than is being supplied by the connected computer port, they will need

to be powered by an external power supply.

3. To use the KM sharing and/or ﬁle transfer features, connect the

included USB cable between the SHARE port on the front of the

hub to an available USB port on a second computer, laptop or OTG

compatible Android device.

Note: A USB Micro-B OTG Adapter is provided for connecting to Android

devices).

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Setup

Software Installation

Upon connecting the SHARE port on the front of the hub to another

computer, the built-in software will automatically install MacKMLink on

Windows computers. If the software fails to install automatically, go

to the My Computer screen and click on the MacKMLink icon to run it

manually.

On Mac computers, a MacKMLink folder will appear on the desktop.

Open the folder and run the MacKMLink ﬁle to install the software.

When prompted to Run SKLoader.exe, click to proceed.

The two computers will then recognize each other, at which time you will

be able to start using the KM sharing and ﬁle transfer features.

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Setup

Software Settings

Once installed and recognized, a MacKMLink icon will appear in the

bottom-right of a Windows desktop interface, or in the tray at the bottom

of a Mac desktop interface. For Windows systems, right-click on the icon

to bring up the software settings menu. For Mac systems, click and hold

on the icon. The settings menu shown below will appear.

The following section provides an overview of the options in the software

settings menu.

The Position of the Other PC

Selecting this option from the software settings menu allows you to

choose where the connected computer is in relation to the computer

you are currently accessing. This will determine which side of the screen

you drag the mouse cursor off of to use on the other computer. Once

you have dragged your cursor onto the other computer, you can begin

accessing it with both the keyboard and mouse.

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Disable the Keyboard and Mouse Temporarily

Selecting this option prevents the mouse and keyboard of the computer

you are currently accessing from being used to control the connected

computer. To reactivate keyboard and mouse control, open up the

software settings menu and choose the option Enable Keyboard and

Mouse Control.

Disable Clipboard Sharing Temporarily

When clipboard sharing is enabled, you can copy data to the clipboard of

one computer and paste it on the other computer. Selecting the Disable

Clipboard Sharing Temporarily option from the software settings menu

disables this functionality. When disabled, go back into the software

settings menu and select Enable Clipboard Share.

Preferences

When selecting this option in the software settings screen, the

Preferences Setup screen appears, allowing you to adjust settings of

the MacKMLink software. The Preferences option is only available in

Windows.

Setup

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Setup

Keyboard and Mouse Control Switching Settings

The following section allows you to toggle the Keyboard and Mouse

control settings.

• Turn Off – Checking this option prevents you from using your

keyboard and mouse to control the other computer. When turned

off, the Disable Keyboard and Mouse Temporarily option is removed

from the software settings menu.

• Use Mouse Middle Button – This option requires that the host

computer (i.e. the computer the hub is connected to) be a Windows

computer. When selected, clicking the middle button on your mouse

will cause control of the non-host computer to switch from one

keyboard and mouse set to the other.

• Use Mouse Move Off The Edge of Screen – This option is not

available for Window to Android or Mac to Android connections.

When selected, it lets you move the mouse off of one monitor and

on to the other. When selected, you can choose from the drop-

down menu directly below where the other computer is in relation

to the computer you are currently accessing.

• Hotkey Toggle – The Hotkey Toggle defaults to [Alt][S]. When

pressing and holding [Alt][S] on the keyboard, control of the non-

host computer will switch from one keyboard and mouse set to

the other. When in the Preferences Setup screen, you can click

the Hotkey Toggle ﬁeld to change it. After you have clicked on it,

you can hit a key (e.g. O, Enter, Shift, etc.) or combination of keys

(e.g. [Shift][O], [Ctrl][A], etc.) to change the hotkey used to switch

control.

Clipboard Share Options

This section allows you to turn the clipboard share feature on and off. To

turn it on, select the Auto Share option. To turn it off, select the Turn Off

option.

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Setup

Event Notiﬁcation

This section allows you to turn different notiﬁcations on and off. The

available options are:

• When Clipboard Data Is Arriving – Selects one of two types of

notiﬁcations (Play Sound and Popup a Balloon Tip) that occur when

clipboard data is being transferred from the other computer. You

can also choose for both notiﬁcations to occur. No notiﬁcations will

occur if neither is selected.

• When Clipboard Data Is Sending – Selects the Popup a Balloon

Tip option to display a balloon notiﬁcation when clipboard data is

being transferred to the other computer. A notiﬁcation will not occur

if it is not selected.

• When Switch Keyboard And Mouse Control to Another

Computer – Selects the Play Sound option to play a sound

notiﬁcation when keyboard and mouse control is being transferred

to the other computer. A notiﬁcation will not occur if it is not

selected.

Others

Other settings include:

• Resident This Application – When checked, the MacKMLink

program will automatically start up once the device is plugged in.

• Double Click the System Tray Icon to Turn On/Off Sharing

Temporarily – When selected, double-clicking the MacKMLink

icon in the lower-right corner will disable both keyboard and mouse

sharing and clipboard sharing. Double-clicking the icon again will

enable sharing.

• Send Ctrl-Alt-Del to another computer by pressing – This

setting allows you to choose a hotkey that can be performed on one

computer, which will send the Ctrl-Alt-Del command to the other

computer.

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Setup

Android App Download QR Code

Select this option from the software settings menu to view the QR code

that can be scanned by an Android device and direct a user to the

Windroid Linker app.

Online Update

Select this option from the software settings menu to search online for

new versions of the MacKMLink software to download.

About MacKMLink

Select this option from the software settings menu to view a prompt

displaying the current version of MacKMLink installed on your computer.

Exit

Select this option from the software settings menu to close MacKMLink.

GO!Bridge

Clicking on the GO!Bridge option in the software settings menu shows

the ﬁle transfer interface, which will default to displaying the ﬁles on

the connected computer’s desktop. To use ﬁle transfer with an OTG

compatible Android device, you must ﬁrst install the Windroid Linker

app. You can search for this in the Android Market or right-click on the

MacKMLink icon in your Windows or Mac computer and choose the

Android App Download QR Code option. A QR code that directs you to

the app will appear to scan with your Android device.

Note: When using an Android device to transfer ﬁles, a Windows or Mac computer

must always be the host device (i.e. the computer the hub is connected to).

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Setup

In the information at the top of the GO!Bridge interface, the name of the

connected computer and the amount of disk space available on it will be

displayed.

In the upper-right of the Windows desktop interface is a down-arrow icon

( ). When clicked a pop-up menu will display. The down-arrow icon

and pop-up menu are not available in the Mac interface. However, the

Open Dock option from the Windows pop-up menu is available in the

Mac interface by clicking on the right-arrow option in the icon in the

upper-right portion of the interface. The Open Dock in Mac functions the

same as in Windows, described in following section.

There are three options in this pop-up menu:

About GO!Bridge – Selecting this option displays a graphic showing the

GO!Bridge version that is currently installed.

Always On Top – Selecting this option makes the GO!Bridge interface

always display on top of other screens open in the computer. For

example, if you open your web browser, the GO!Bridge interface will

display on top of it and you will need to click the minimize button on the

interface to remove it from the screen. When enabled, go to the down-

arrow pop-up menu and click on Disable Always On Top to disable this

feature.

Open Dock – Selecting this option opens a dock to the right of the

interface, where you can drag ﬁles that you want to transfer from the

connected computer. When you have stored all of the ﬁles you wish to

transfer, you can transfer them from the dock to your computer all at

once.

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