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IOGEAR PS/2 to USB KVM Intelligent Cable (G2L5502UP)
1.83m
Description
The IOGEAR PS/2 to USB Intelligent KVM cable connects USB computers to PS/2 KVM switches without any adapters. It supports multiple OS such as Windows, Mac, and Sun Solaris.
There is no software installation required, just plug the PS/2 end of the cable into your existing PS/2 KVM and plug the USB end of the cable into your USB computer.
Main Features
General Information
| Product Type | KVM Cable |
| Brand Name | IOGEAR |
| Manufacturer | IOGEAR, Inc |
| Product Name | PS/2 to USB KVM Intelligent Cable |
| Manufacturer Part Number | G2L5502UP |
| Manufacturer Website Address | www.iogear.com |
| Marketing Information | The IOGEAR PS/2 to USB Intelligent KVM cable connects USB computers to PS/2 KVM switches without any adapters. It supports multiple OS such as Windows, Mac, and Sun Solaris. There is no software installation required, just plug the PS/2 end of the cable into your existing PS/2 KVM and plug the USB end of the cable into your USB computer. |
Technical Information
| Cable Type | USB |
| Conductor | Copper |
| Cable Length | 1.83 m |
Physical Characteristics
| Weight (Approximate) | 204 g |
Miscellaneous
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| Additional Information |
March 16, 2011
Anonymous says:
Pros: Works perfectly with my Iogear KVM switch. No software required. ...Cons: A bit pricey for a cable. I purchased this cable because I had a dual PS/2 to single…
January 3, 2010
Nitram_b4 says:
Pros: NoneCons: Will Not work with D-Link PS2 800 KVM switchNone Will Not work with D-Link PS2 800 KVM switch My new tyan server motherbord is only USB no PS2
this cable does not work with my combo.
34.99 down the drain I am using the monitor through the switch and thats all I can get to work.
I have no room for the extra clutter of a keyboard and another mouse in my setup
this cable does not work with my combo.
34.99 down the drain I am using the monitor through the switch and thats all I can get to work.
I have no room for the extra clutter of a keyboard and another mouse in my setup
April 10, 2007
archaned says:
Pros: Able to add my Sun Blade system
to my KVM. Yeaaaah. Works wellCons: The vga cable is male/female. Luckily I had a male/male vga cable which I used. Others may
need to get a male/male adapter.Able to add my Sun Blade system
to my KVM. Yeaaaah. Works well The vga cable is male/female. Luckily I had a male/male vga cable which I used. Others may
need to get a male/male adapter. I had to set my LCDs resolution
and refresh in the obp for the
the display to show up. Thats a
to my KVM. Yeaaaah. Works wellCons: The vga cable is male/female. Luckily I had a male/male vga cable which I used. Others may
need to get a male/male adapter.Able to add my Sun Blade system
to my KVM. Yeaaaah. Works well The vga cable is male/female. Luckily I had a male/male vga cable which I used. Others may
need to get a male/male adapter. I had to set my LCDs resolution
and refresh in the obp for the
the display to show up. Thats a
March 14, 2006
Wyldcard says:
Pros: I own two of these and the both work flawlessly. I have had many problems with PS2-to-USB converters in the past and this is the first that has worked well. I am using one of them with an IOGEAR GCS12 2-port KVM and the other with an IOGEAR GCS84B 4-port KVM and both are perfect.Cons: noneI own two of these and the both work flawlessly. I have had many problems with PS2-to-USB converters in the past and this is the first that has worked well. I am using one of them with an IOGEAR GCS12 2-port KVM and the other with an IOGEAR GCS84B 4-port KVM and both are perfect. none