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Cables To Go 27277 USB Male to PS2 Female Adapter

SKU CH-H1B7-YP1K3

USB male to PS/2 female adapter for connecting legacy keyboards, RoHS compliant

  • TypeConsumer Electronics
  • Connect legacy PS/2 keyboards via USB
  • USB Type-A male to 6-pin Mini-DIN female
  • RoHS certified for reduced hazardous substances
  • Ready to use with no drivers required

USB to PS/2 keyboard adapter

The Cables To Go 27277 adapter connects a PS/2 keyboard to a USB Type-A port using a 6-pin Mini-DIN female connector. It provides a simple bridge for legacy input devices on modern systems without native PS/2 ports. The unit is RoHS compliant and supplied new.

Passive connection for basic typing

The adapter carries keyboard signals passively and does not supply active conversion for mice or advanced keyboard features. Sustained use is limited to standard keypress data; it will not support proprietary gaming macros or multi-device switching. Buyers needing mouse support or active protocol translation should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Connect legacy PS/2 keyboards via USB
  • USB Type-A male to 6-pin Mini-DIN female
  • RoHS certified for reduced hazardous substances
  • Ready to use with no drivers required

Specifications

BrandCables To Go
TypeConsumer Electronics

Questions about this item

Does the Cables To Go 27277 adapter generate noticeable heat or noise when left plugged in all day?

The adapter is a passive device with no active electronics, so it produces no noise and negligible heat during continuous use.

What type of keyboard connector must I already have for this adapter to work?

You need a keyboard with a 6-pin Mini-DIN (PS/2) male plug to connect to the adapter's female port.

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