Raritan
Raritan D2CIM-VUSB KVM Cable HD-15 VGA USB 3 Connectors
Connects VGA and USB devices to a KVM switch via RJ-45 with copper conductors
- ColorBlack
- Connectors3
- SpecificationsConnector on First End: 1 x 15-pin HD-15 VGA Connector on Se
- Connects VGA and USB devices via single cable
- RJ-45 female network port enables remote KVM access
- Copper conductors ensure reliable signal transmission
- Lightweight 3.20 oz design simplifies rack installation
- Black finish matches standard server cabinet aesthetics
KVM cable adapter
The Raritan D2CIM-VUSB connects a target computer to a KVM switch using three interfaces. It provides an HD-15 VGA video link, a USB Type-A connection for keyboard and mouse, and an RJ-45 network port. The cable uses copper conductors and weighs approximately 3.20 oz.
Who this suits
IT administrators managing rack-mounted servers through a KVM-over-IP or analog KVM system will find the combined video, USB and network connectors convenient. It is not suited for users who need HDMI, DisplayPort or DVI video output, nor for setups that require PS/2 or USB-C peripheral interfaces.
Deciding specification
The HD-15 VGA connector on the first end determines compatibility. If the source system only offers digital video outputs, this cable cannot be used without an active converter.
Highlights
- Connects VGA and USB devices via single cable
- RJ-45 female network port enables remote KVM access
- Copper conductors ensure reliable signal transmission
- Lightweight 3.20 oz design simplifies rack installation
- Black finish matches standard server cabinet aesthetics
Specifications
| Brand | Raritan |
|---|---|
| Model | D2CIM-VUSB |
| Color | Black |
| Connectors | 3 |
| Specifications | Connector on First End: 1 x 15-pin HD-15 VGA Connector on Second End: 1 x Type A Male USB |
| Shipping weight | 0.08 kg |
| Package size | 140 × 95 × 23 mm |
Questions about this item
What video port does my server need for the 15-pin HD-15 VGA connector on this cable?
The cable plugs into a standard 15-pin HD-15 VGA port on the server.
Can I keep using a PS/2 keyboard and mouse with this USB Type A connector?
The cable provides a USB Type A male plug, so it requires USB keyboard and mouse ports.
How do I confirm the cable is passing video and USB signals after connecting it?
The server display should appear on the console monitor and USB keyboard and mouse input should be responsive.
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