KAGO Manuals & User Guides

KAGO is a consumer electronics brand known for providing practical connectivity and emergency solutions. The brand's product lineup focuses heavily on audio-visual signal distribution, offering a variety of KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switches, HDMI splitters, audio extractors, and fiber optic cables designed for home offices, gaming setups, and multi-computer workstations. Their devices often support high-resolution standards including 4K and 8K, catering to modern display requirements.

In addition to AV connectivity, KAGO produces portable outdoor and emergency equipment, such as vintage-styled hand-crank radios. These multi-functional devices typically feature solar charging, SOS alarms, flashlights, and Bluetooth capabilities, designed for disaster preparedness and outdoor recreation. KAGO products are primarily available through online marketplaces, delivering cost-effective technical solutions for everyday users.

• How do I use the hotkeys on my KAGO KVM switch?

  Common hotkey commands for KAGO KVM switches include 'Home + Home + 1/2' to switch ports, or 'Home + Home + S' to enable automatic switching. Consult your specific model's manual for exact key combinations.

• What charging methods does the KAGO emergency radio support?

  Most KAGO emergency radios support multiple power sources: USB charging (via Micro-USB), solar power via the built-in panel, and manual hand-cranking (dynamo).

• How do I connect Bluetooth to my KAGO radio?

  Switch the band selector to 'BT' mode. You will hear a prompt after a few seconds. On your mobile device, search for the Bluetooth name (often 'MD-096' or similar) and select it to pair.

• What is the maximum resolution for KAGO DP 1.4 switches?

  KAGO DisplayPort 1.4 KVM switches typically support resolutions up to 8K at 60Hz or 4K at 120Hz/144Hz, provided that high-quality cables are used.

• Does the KAGO radio have an SOS function?

  Yes, many KAGO radios include an SOS feature for emergencies. This is usually activated by a specific switch, often located on the bottom or side of the unit, which triggers a loud siren and flashlight.