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Black PS/2 to USB adapter with dual purple and green ports on a short cable

No Sew

No Sew DGM5185 PS/2 to USB Adapter Black

SKU CH-F1FG-QMNVT

Connects a PS/2 keyboard and mouse to a USB port with dual female ports and USB 1.1 compliance

  • TypeConnecting PS/2 devices to USB ports on computers
  • Changer TypeConnecting PS/2 devices to USB ports on computers, USB
  • ColorBlack
  • Cable Length5.5 L x 3.7 W x 0.3 H inches
  • SpecificationsUSB, Male-to-Female, Ps, 2, 6, 12 megabits_per_second, 5 vol
  • Connector PlatingCopper
  • Connect PS/2 keyboard and mouse through a single USB port
  • Supports USB 1.0 and 1.1 specifications for broad compatibility
  • Purple and green ports identify keyboard and mouse connections
  • Compact 5.5 by 3.7 by 0.3 inch design fits tight spaces
  • Copper-plated connectors ensure reliable signal transfer

PS/2 to USB adapter for legacy peripherals

This adapter connects PS/2 keyboards and mice to a USB port on modern computers. It presents two colour-coded PS/2 sockets, purple for keyboard and green for mouse, through a single USB plug. The device complies with USB 1.0 and 1.1 specifications and operates at up to 12 megabits per second. No drivers are required for Windows, Mac or Linux systems.

Suits users with PS/2 keyboards.

Buyers who still rely on PS/2 input devices can keep using them on USB-only machines. The adapter also converts a PS/2 KVM switch port to USB for PC or SUN platforms. It is not for users who need to connect USB peripherals to a PS/2 port, nor for anyone requiring USB 2.0 or higher throughput for other device types.

Fits into a build with a spare USB port

The compact black dongle measures 5.5 by 3.7 by 0.3 inches and weighs 0.3 ounces, so it adds minimal bulk. Copper-plated contacts maintain reliable conductivity. It draws power directly from the USB port at 5 volts, freeing up PS/2 ports on older KVM hardware or motherboards that no longer provide them.

Highlights

  • Connect PS/2 keyboard and mouse through a single USB port
  • Supports USB 1.0 and 1.1 specifications for broad compatibility
  • Purple and green ports identify keyboard and mouse connections
  • Compact 5.5 by 3.7 by 0.3 inch design fits tight spaces
  • Copper-plated connectors ensure reliable signal transfer

Specifications

BrandUCEC
SeriesDGM5185
ModelDGM5185
Part NumberUCEC_#LQV140
TypeConnecting PS/2 devices to USB ports on computers
Changer TypeConnecting PS/2 devices to USB ports on computers, USB
ColorBlack
Cable Length5.5 L x 3.7 W x 0.3 H inches
SpecificationsUSB, Male-to-Female, Ps, 2, 6, 12 megabits_per_second, 5 volts, Copper, Black PS/2 to USB, Connecting PS/2 devices to USB ports on computers, UCEC_#LQV140
Connector PlatingCopper
Cable Jakcet TypeCopper
Connector StyleMale
FeaturesConnecting PS/2 devices to USB ports on computers, USB, Male-to-Female, 12 megabits_per_second
Dimensions5.5 in x 3.7 in x 0.3 in
Weight0.3 ounces
Package Quantity1
Package Contents1, UCEC, DGM5185
DisclaimerConnecting PS/2 devices to USB ports on computers, No Compatible Phone Models

Questions about this item

What type of USB port does the DGM5185 need on my computer?

The adapter plugs into a standard USB Type-A port and provides two PS/2 female sockets for a keyboard and mouse.

Will my PS/2 keyboard and mouse still work at their original speed through this adapter?

Yes, the adapter complies with USB 1.0 and 1.1 specifications and supports data rates up to 12 megabits per second.

How can I confirm the adapter is functioning correctly after I connect it?

Both the purple keyboard port and green mouse port should be recognised immediately by Windows, Mac or Linux without installing drivers.

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