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Vszerda VGA 15-Pin Male to S-Terminal Mini DIN 8-Pin Video Adapter Cable 5M
Connects a VGA 15-pin output to an S-terminal Mini DIN 8-pin input over five metres
- Connects VGA graphics cards to S‑Terminal TV boxes
- 5 metre reach for flexible placement
- Direct‑plug design needs no computer host
- Male‑to‑male connectors ensure secure fit
- 15‑pin VGA to 8‑pin Mini DIN signal path
VGA 15-pin to S-Terminal Mini DIN 8-pin adapter
This new Vszerda cable connects a computer VGA output to an S-Terminal Mini DIN 8-pin input on a TV box. The 5 m length suits desktop-to-TV setups where the display sits across the room. It is intended for users who want to route graphics-card video through an external TV tuner box without opening the computer case.
Signal behaviour over the full 5 m run
The passive wiring carries analogue VGA signals across the entire cable length without active amplification. Image stability depends on the source graphics card’s output drive capability and the TV box’s input sensitivity rather than on any built-in booster. No external power is required, so the link remains live as long as both devices are powered.
Compatibility checks before ordering
Verify that your graphics card provides a standard 15-pin VGA port and that the TV box accepts an 8-pin Mini DIN S-Terminal connector. The adapter is not suitable for digital-only outputs such as DVI-D, HDMI or DisplayPort without an active converter. Confirm the TV box supports the resolution and refresh rate you plan to use.
Highlights
- Connects VGA graphics cards to S‑Terminal TV boxes
- 5 metre reach for flexible placement
- Direct‑plug design needs no computer host
- Male‑to‑male connectors ensure secure fit
- 15‑pin VGA to 8‑pin Mini DIN signal path
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 15-pin VGA connector run hot or draw noticeable power when the cable is used all day?
This passive adapter cable has no active electronics, so it generates no heat and draws no power beyond the tiny signal current from the graphics card.
What must my graphics card already provide for the 15-pin VGA end to carry a signal to the S-terminal mini DIN 8-pin side?
The graphics card needs a standard VGA output that supplies analogue RGB and sync on the 15-pin connector; the cable simply passes those signals through.
Can I keep using an older CRT monitor on the same graphics card while this cable drives the S-terminal mini DIN 8-pin TV box?
Only if the graphics card has a second independent video output; a single VGA port cannot drive both the 15-pin cable and a CRT at the same time.
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