StarTech.com PS/2 Keyboard to USB Adapter - M/F (GC46MFKEY)
1 x Type A Male - 1 x DIN Female
Description
This PS/2 Keyboard to USB Adapter features a USB-A male connector and a 6-Din (PS/2) female port, allowing you to connect a PS/2 keyboard to a computer through a USB port._x000D_ Please Note: This product is designed as a replacement adapter for keyboards that originally shipped with a PS/2-USB converter. If your product did not ship with a converter, we suggest trying StarTech.com's USBPS2PC instead.
Main Features
General Information
Product Type | Data Transfer Adapter |
Brand Name | StarTech.com |
Manufacturer | StarTech.com |
Product Name | PS/2 Keyboard to USB Adapter - M/F |
Manufacturer Part Number | GC46MFKEY |
Manufacturer Website Address | www.startech.com |
Marketing Information | This PS/2 Keyboard to USB Adapter features a USB-A male connector and a 6-Din (PS/2) female port, allowing you to connect a PS/2 keyboard to a computer through a USB port._x000D_ Please Note: This product is designed as a replacement adapter for keyboards that originally shipped with a PS/2-USB converter. If your product did not ship with a converter, we suggest trying StarTech.com's USBPS2PC instead. |
Technical Information
Connector on First End | 1 x 4-pin Type A Male |
Connector on Second End | 1 x 6-pin DIN Female |
Warranty
Standard Warranty | Lifetime |
January 9, 2011
m says:
As the other reviewers have stated, item does not work, therefore save yourself some money and don t purchase this item.
September 19, 2010
RJ says:
It did not work. Our IT person said they seldom do.
August 26, 2009
citizenk says:
Purchased this item to connect our Microsoft Natural Ergo PS/2 keyboards to our new USB workstations. Description states that these will not work with PS/2 keyboard unless it shipped with an adapter. All our Ergo keyboards had shipped with adapter's but were utilzed elsewhere so we purchased 5 replacements figuring they will work. Cost to much to restock. Find a different adapter.
August 6, 2009
Fiddler says:
I have an older Microsoft natural keyboard that I wanted to use with my newer computer and thought this adapter would help. But this adapter apparently does not have the electronics to convert the USB signals to PS/2 style signals, and since my older keyboard does not understand USB style signals it just doesn't work. Instead, I bought the kind of adapter that has the USB connector and two additional connectors - one for keyboard and one for mouse. That one worked.
November 28, 2007
holland says:
Many times people are leary about using offbrand items in the aftermarket. I personally have never heard of Startech, but I would use them again if they continue to offer quality products at low prices. Our IS department was satisfied.
June 4, 2007
Jody says:
I figured it was my laptop until I checked it out but the product doesn t work at all therefore I wouldn t recomend it. Cost more to ship it back than I paid for it.
March 19, 2007
Ken says:
I attempted to use this item to connect a PS2 keyboard to a USB port. It did not work. Enough said.