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Connects one PS/2 keyboard and one PS/2 mouse to a single USB port on PCs or laptops lacking PS/2 ports, using a passive dual-female adapter that requires dual-mode peripherals
- ColorBlack
- Connect PS/2 keyboard and mouse via USB
- Two colour-coded PS/2 ports for keyboard and mouse
- Works with Windows, Linux and other OSes supporting USB input
- Use legacy PS/2 peripherals on modern USB-only computers
- Passive adapter requires dual-mode PS/2 devices for operation
USB Male to Dual PS/2 Female Adapter
This passive adapter converts a single USB port into two PS/2 female ports, coloured purple for keyboard and green for mouse. It enables connection of legacy PS/2 input devices to modern PCs or laptops that lack native PS/2 ports. The unit is designed for home, office, and legacy hardware setups requiring older keyboards and mice.
Passive operation requires dual-mode peripherals
The adapter does not perform active signal conversion and therefore only functions with PS/2 devices that natively support both USB and PS/2 protocols. Devices locked to the PS/2 protocol will not operate through this adapter. It works with standard USB keyboard and mouse drivers in Windows, Linux, and other compatible operating systems.
Compatibility limited to dual-mode PS/2 devices
This is the single specification that decides suitability: your keyboard and mouse must be dual-protocol models, otherwise the adapter will not work. Buyers whose legacy peripherals are PS/2-only cannot use this product to connect them to USB-only computers.
Highlights
- Connect PS/2 keyboard and mouse via USB
- Two colour-coded PS/2 ports for keyboard and mouse
- Works with Windows, Linux and other OSes supporting USB input
- Use legacy PS/2 peripherals on modern USB-only computers
- Passive adapter requires dual-mode PS/2 devices for operation
Specifications
| Brand | TriverseTech |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
Does the adapter draw any extra power or generate heat when used continuously?
The adapter is passive and requires no external power, so it adds no measurable heat or power draw beyond the USB port itself.
Do my PS/2 keyboard and mouse need to support dual-mode USB/PS/2 operation for this adapter to work?
Yes, the adapter is passive and only works with peripherals that natively support both USB and PS/2 protocols.
Can I connect a standard PS/2 keyboard and mouse to a USB-only PC using this adapter?
Only if both devices are dual-mode; PS/2-only keyboards or mice will not function through this passive adapter.
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