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2Pcs Black PS2 Keyboard to at Convertor 5 Pin DIN Male to 6 Pin Mini DIN Female PS2 Keyboard Adapter for Computer PC Keyboard Mouse Converter

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  • Standard Connector: For PS2 keyboard and mouse adapter cable, connector A: PS/2 6 Pin female?connector B: AT 5 Pin DIN male, firm and reliable connection.
  • Usage?PS/2 to AT 5 Pin DIN keyboard adaptor cable will connect an older style AT 5 Pin DIN keyboard for use on a new computer which features PS/2 connections.
  • Has many uses: The adapter widely used on computers, cash registers, HD displays, mechanical equipment, etc.
  • convenient: Our keyboard and mouse converter cable is easy to use, plug and play, and can be used without the need for professional technicians to operate it.
  • Premium and stable: Keyboard and mouse converter cable is made of premium PVC material, scratch resistant, explosion proof, flexible, free bending, not easy to crack.


Product Description

B0D2CF5JTN
B0D2CF5JTN
Item Specifications

Quantity:2

Material:PVC

Total length:18.5CM

Weight:36g

Colour:Black

Connector Type:Male-to-Female

Package

2Pcs Black 5 Pin MIDI Male to 6 Pin Mini Din Female Adaptor


Roger Swearingen
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2024
AT keyboards are pretty much impossible to find these days. PS/2 keyboards on the other hand are still easy to find. This works fine.
Neil Houghton
Reviewed in Australia on July 5, 2024
This is wired up completely wrong, doesn’t work. Could cost you your keyboard or motherboard or both.
Matthew Iannucci
Reviewed in Canada on July 22, 2024
Killed a PS2 keyboard and possibly the keyboard controller on my pc
Ian
Reviewed in Australia on July 18, 2024
Does not work. Avoid!
James Stephens
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024
This is wired wrong. $60 worth of keyboards destroyed.
Isaac
Reviewed in Canada on June 27, 2024
Couldn't figure out why keyboards weren't working until testing the voltages. The voltage and ground pins are wired backwards so it gives -5v instead of +5v