3-Way Manual Data Switch Box - Generic

Circa Late 1980's to Early 2000's

Use Case:

This configuration is typical for sharing a single printer or modem among several computers in older office or home setups:

• Ports: The device has a total of four usable ports: A, B, C, and I/O.

• Functionality: The central I/O port serves as the common connection point. The rotary switch then directs that connection to either port A, port B, or port C.

• Bi-directional: The switch is bi-directional, meaning the data flow can be reversed:

• 1 Input to 3 Outputs: A single computer connected to the I/O port can send data to one of three peripherals (A, B, or C).

• 3 Inputs to 1 Output: Three computers (A, B, and C) can share one peripheral connected to the I/O port.

(H-6cm x W-15cm x D-14cm)