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Black USB KVM adapter cable with RJ-45, USB and VGA connectors

ATEN

ATEN KA7570 USB KVM Adapter Cable (CPU Module)

SKU CH-9360-3DQE9 MPN KA7570

Connects a KVM switch to a server's VGA and USB ports via Cat5, with keyboard and mouse emulation for smooth operation

  • LengthSee Product Details
  • ColorBlack
  • Connectors3
  • FeaturesThe KA7570 USB KVM Adapter Cable connects the KVM switch to
  • Connects KVM switch to target computer via Cat5
  • Keyboard and mouse emulation maintains server operation during relocation
  • Compact, lightweight design fits rack-mount and desktop servers
  • Superior video quality through VGA and USB connectors
  • Environmentally certified with WEEE and RoHS compliance

Connectivity and Compatibility

The ATEN KA7570 USB KVM Adapter Cable links a compatible KVM switch to the video and USB ports of a target computer via Cat5 cabling. It suits administrators managing rack-mount or desktop servers who need a compact, lightweight connection module. Keyboard and mouse emulation keeps the server operating smoothly when the module is disconnected or moved to a different KVM port. Lifetime firmware upgrades extend the useful life of the adapter.

Physical Design and Thermals

The adapter weighs approximately 4.80 oz and uses a small form factor that fits easily into dense server environments. Passive operation means it draws no additional power and produces no audible noise during normal use. Black colouring matches standard rack equipment aesthetics. Environmentally friendly construction meets WEEE and RoHS certification requirements.

Deciding Specification

The module provides one RJ-45 female connector for the Cat5 link and one male USB plus one 15-pin HD-15 male VGA connector for the target computer. It is validated for ATEN KVM switches in the KH15xxA, KH25xxA and KL15xxA series only. Buyers whose switches fall outside these families cannot use this adapter. Three-year limited warranty applies.

Highlights

  • Connects KVM switch to target computer via Cat5
  • Keyboard and mouse emulation maintains server operation during relocation
  • Compact, lightweight design fits rack-mount and desktop servers
  • Superior video quality through VGA and USB connectors
  • Environmentally certified with WEEE and RoHS compliance

Specifications

BrandATEN
ModelKA7570
LengthSee Product Details
ColorBlack
Connectors3
FeaturesThe KA7570 USB KVM Adapter Cable connects the KVM switch to the video and USB ports of the target computer.
With its small form factor and light weight design, it fits perfectly into most of the rack-mount or desktop servers.
Keyboard and mouse emulation - keeps your server functioning smoothly when it is disconnected from the switch's KVM port or relocated to different KVM port
Lifetime firmware upgrades
Superior video quality - supports resolution of up to 1600 x 1200 within the distance of up to 130 feet (40m)
Hot pluggable - add or remove computers without having to power down th
Shipping weight0.16 kg
Package size124 × 124 × 43 mm

Questions about this item

How do I connect the KA7570 to my server's VGA and USB ports?

Plug the 15-pin HD-15 male VGA connector and the male USB connector into the matching ports on the target computer, then link the RJ-45 female end to the KVM switch with a Cat5 cable.

Will the keyboard and mouse emulation need any firmware updates to stay compatible?

Lifetime firmware upgrades are available for the adapter, so emulation support can be refreshed whenever ATEN releases new code.

What is the first limitation I will hit when running this cable continuously in a rack?

The 4.80 oz weight and compact form factor are designed for dense rack-mount or desktop servers, so physical space and cable routing are the practical limits.

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