Black Box Corporation
Black Box Corporation SKVMCBL2DP06TAA KVM Cable 6 ft
Connects a secure KVM switch to a computer with USB, dual DisplayPort and 3.5 mm audio over six feet
- Secure KVM switching with dual DisplayPort video support
- USB and 3.5 mm audio connections on each end
- TAA compliant for government procurement requirements
- 6 ft length fits standard rack and desk layouts
- Compatible with KVS4-1004HV, KVS4-2004V and KVS4-8001VX secure KVM switches
Secure KVM Cable for DisplayPort Systems
This 6 ft Black Box cable connects a secure KVM switch to a single computer. Each end carries one USB link, two DisplayPort links and one 3.5 mm audio link. It is built for environments that require TAA-compliant components and physical port isolation.
Dual DisplayPort and Audio Wiring
The twin DisplayPort connectors let a dual-monitor workstation stay switched without cable swapping. Integrated 3.5 mm audio passes stereo sound through the same harness. USB carries keyboard and mouse signals while maintaining the switch's security boundary.
Verify Switch Port Layout Before Buying
Confirm your secure KVM switch presents exactly two DisplayPort outputs, one USB-B upstream port and one 3.5 mm audio jack per channel. Cables with a different connector count will not mate correctly. Buyers needing single-monitor DisplayPort or HDMI interfaces should select a different harness.
Highlights
- Secure KVM switching with dual DisplayPort video support
- USB and 3.5 mm audio connections on each end
- TAA compliant for government procurement requirements
- 6 ft length fits standard rack and desk layouts
- Compatible with KVS4-1004HV, KVS4-2004V and KVS4-8001VX secure KVM switches
Specifications
| Brand | Black Box Innovations |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 65 × 65 × 65 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the 6 ft cable carry both DisplayPort and USB signals on each end?
Yes, each end provides one USB connection and two DisplayPort connections along with a 3.5 mm audio jack.
What connectors must the rack or switch provide for this cable to attach?
The switch side needs one USB port, two DisplayPort inputs and one 3.5 mm audio port per cable.
In which order should the USB, DisplayPort and audio plugs be seated during installation?
Insert the USB plug first, then both DisplayPort connectors, and finish with the 3.5 mm audio jack to avoid bent pins.
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