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weastlinks USB to Dual PS/2 Adapter Cable Black
Connects two PS/2 peripherals such as a keyboard and mouse to a single USB port with plug-and-play support
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- Connect legacy PS/2 keyboard and mouse to USB port
- Single USB male plug links two female PS/2 sockets
- Plug-and-play operation with no drivers required
- Supports PS/2 keyboard and mouse simultaneously
- Black adapter cable for desktop and scanning-gun use
USB to Dual PS/2 Adapter
This adapter connects two PS/2 peripherals such as a keyboard and mouse to a single USB port on a modern computer. It is intended for users who need to keep using legacy PS/2 input devices on systems that no longer provide dedicated PS/2 sockets.
Plug-and-play operation
The device functions without requiring driver installation on standard operating systems. It translates PS/2 signals to USB in real time, allowing both connected peripherals to operate simultaneously during sustained use without configuration steps.
Passive power draw
The adapter draws all necessary power from the host USB port and adds no active cooling or moving parts. Normal operation remains silent and generates negligible heat, making it suitable for continuous connection in typical office or home environments.
Highlights
- Connect legacy PS/2 keyboard and mouse to USB port
- Single USB male plug links two female PS/2 sockets
- Plug-and-play operation with no drivers required
- Supports PS/2 keyboard and mouse simultaneously
- Black adapter cable for desktop and scanning-gun use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the USB male plug draw any noticeable power or generate heat when I leave a keyboard and mouse connected all day?
The adapter is a passive converter with no external power input, so it draws only the tiny current the USB port supplies to the attached PS/2 devices and produces no perceptible heat.
What must my computer already have for this cable to work?
A free USB Type-A port; the keyboard and mouse you connect must use standard PS/2 plugs.
Will my legacy PS/2 keyboard and mouse work through this adapter on a modern PC that has no PS/2 ports?
Yes, the adapter presents the PS/2 devices to the operating system as standard USB HID peripherals, so they function without extra drivers.
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