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Short PS/2 splitter cable with one purple 6-pin male plug branching to two female sockets

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister PS/2 Splitter Adapter Cable 6Pin Mini Din Male to 2 Female

SKU CH-3TP1-KC749

Splits a single PS/2 port into two for connecting a mouse and keyboard

  • Connect mouse and keyboard via one 6-pin Mini-DIN male plug
  • Supports card readers and laser scanners through dual PS/2 female ports
  • Simple splitter design needs no drivers or external power
  • New condition ensures reliable legacy peripheral connectivity

PS/2 Splitter for Two Devices

A new PS/2 splitter adapter cable with a 6-pin Mini DIN male connector that divides a single motherboard header into two female ports for legacy peripherals. It supports mice, keyboards, card readers and laser scanners. The internal cable design fits standard chassis routing. ||

Not for Non-PS/2 Peripherals

This adapter only works with equipment that uses the 6-pin Mini DIN interface. Buyers connecting USB, serial or proprietary devices need a different solution. Systems without an available PS/2 header cannot use this splitter.

Highlights

  • Connect mouse and keyboard via one 6-pin Mini-DIN male plug
  • Supports card readers and laser scanners through dual PS/2 female ports
  • Simple splitter design needs no drivers or external power
  • New condition ensures reliable legacy peripheral connectivity

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does my motherboard need a 6-pin mini-DIN PS/2 port for this splitter to connect?

Yes, the adapter plugs into a single 6-pin mini-DIN PS/2 header on the motherboard or an add-in bracket to provide two female PS/2 ports.

Can I keep using my legacy PS/2 keyboard and mouse together through this single motherboard port?

The splitter duplicates the one 6-pin mini-DIN connection into two female ports so both a PS/2 keyboard and a PS/2 mouse can be attached simultaneously.

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