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Ruth's sister USB to PS/2 Adapter Cable AQJG

SKU CH-06RJ-T7J3G

Converts a USB keyboard or mouse to a PS/2 port for legacy compatibility

  • Connect legacy PS/2 peripherals via USB
  • Simple plug-and-play adapter for keyboards and mice
  • Compact cable design fits tight internal spaces
  • New condition ensures reliable long-term performance

USB to PS/2 adapter cable

This cable converts a USB port into a PS/2 connection so legacy keyboards or mice can be used on modern systems. It is intended for repair technicians, retro-computing enthusiasts and anyone maintaining older input devices. The passive design requires no external power or driver installation.

Passive protocol conversion only

The adapter works only with USB peripherals that already support the PS/2 protocol electrically. Devices lacking native PS/2 signalling will not function through this cable. It provides a single PS/2 port for either a keyboard or a mouse, not both simultaneously.

Highlights

  • Connect legacy PS/2 peripherals via USB
  • Simple plug-and-play adapter for keyboards and mice
  • Compact cable design fits tight internal spaces
  • New condition ensures reliable long-term performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What happens when I plug a USB keyboard into the PS/2 port using this adapter?

The adapter converts the USB signal so the keyboard works on a legacy PS/2 port, provided the keyboard itself supports PS/2 protocol over USB.

Does the USB-A connector limit the adapter to USB 1.1 speeds?

Yes, the USB-A plug operates at USB 1.1 rates, which is sufficient for keyboard and mouse data.

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