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 For more complex setups, the DC Extension option offers dual functionality. Not only will it control the power supply to another computer, but **it also supplies the JetKVM with 5V through the RJ11 cable**. This integrated approach simplifies cable management and is particularly useful in scenarios where you're already using the DC extension for power control.
 
+**Note:** There have been reports of the DC extension not working in some cases, see [here](https://github.com/jetkvm/kvm/issues/380) for more information.
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 ### ATX Board Extension
 
 If you're integrating the JetKVM into a desktop computer setup, you can utilize either the USB-C port or internal pin header on the ATX board. This method supplies 5V to the JetKVM device via the RJ11 cable and is ideal for permanent installations inside a computer case. It's a clean solution that eliminates external power adapters.
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+**Note:** There have been reports of the ATX Board Extension not working in some cases, see [here](https://github.com/jetkvm/kvm/issues/380) for more information.