BLACK BOX KVUSB-PS2 USB KEYBOARD TO PS/2 COMPUTER CONVERTER - (1) 6-PIN MINI DIN

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Key Features

Convert PS/2 Keyboard & Mouse ports to USB
Works with Computers, Servers, and most KVM Switches
Interfaced Powered, does not require External Power

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BLACK BOX KVUSB-PS2 USB KEYBOARD TO PS/2 COMPUTER CONVERTER - (1) 6-PIN MINI DIN

Mfr # KVUSB-PS2 SKU 2890405 UPC 822088077008

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Product Overview

BLACK BOX KVUSB-PS2 USB KEYBOARD TO PS/2 COMPUTER CONVERTER - (1) 6-PIN MINI DIN

USB TO PS/2 CONVERTER
Black Box USB Keyboard to PS/2 Computer Converter - (PS/2)/USB Data Transfer Cable for Keyboard, Mouse, Computer, Server, KVM Switch - First End: 1 x 6-pin DIN Keyboard/Mouse - Male - Second End: 2 x USB Type A - Female
Black Box USB Keyboard to PS/2 Computer Converter
(PS/2)/USB Data Transfer Cable for Keyboard, Mouse, Computer, Server, KVM Switch - First End: 1 x 6-pin DIN Keyboard/Mouse - Male - Second End: 2 x USB Type A - Female

Technical Specifications

Product Type	Data Transfer Cable
Device Supported	Keyboard
Device Supported	Mouse
Device Supported	Computer
Device Supported	Server
Device Supported	KVM Switch
Manufacturer Part Number	KVUSB-PS2
Limited Warranty	2 Year
Weight (Approximate)	0.26 lb
Manufacturer	Black Box Corporation
Product Name	USB Keyboard to PS/2 Computer Converter
Brand Name	Black Box
Country of Origin	China
Cable Type	(PS/2)/USB
Connector Type on First End	DIN Keyboard/Mouse - Female
Connector Type on Second End	USB Type A - Female
Connector on First End Details	1 x 6-pin DIN Keyboard/Mouse - Male
Connector on Second End Details	2 x USB Type A - Female
Connector Gender on First End	Female
Connector Gender on Second End	Female
Environmental Compliance	Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS)
Environmental Compliance	Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE)

Marketing Information

Allows a USB Keyboard and Mouse to operate on Systems with Legacy PS/2 Interfaces. The technology will allow for newer KVM peripherals to be interconnected to the legacy computer system. The adapter is interfaced powered through the PS/2 ports and does not require a separate power supply.