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StarTech.com Replacement Keyboard Adapter (GC46FMKEY)
1 x Type A Female USB - 1 x mini-DIN (PS/2) Male Keyboard
Description
This PS/2 Keyboard to USB Adapter features a USB-A female connector and a 6-Din (PS/2) male port, allowing you to connect a USB keyboard to a computer through a PS/2 port.Designed to provide both dependability and cost-effectiveness, the PS/2 Keyboard USB adapter is backed by StarTech.com's Lifetime Warranty.
Main Features
General Information
| Product Type | Data Transfer Adapter |
| Brand Name | StarTech.com |
| Manufacturer | StarTech.com |
| Product Name | Replacement Keyboard Adapter |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GC46FMKEY |
| Manufacturer Website Address | www.startech.com |
| Marketing Information | This PS/2 Keyboard to USB Adapter features a USB-A female connector and a 6-Din (PS/2) male port, allowing you to connect a USB keyboard to a computer through a PS/2 port.Designed to provide both dependability and cost-effectiveness, the PS/2 Keyboard USB adapter is backed by StarTech.com's Lifetime Warranty. |
Technical Information
| Connector on First End | 1 x 4-pin Type A Female USB |
| Connector on Second End | 1 x 6-pin mini-DIN (PS/2) Male Keyboard |
Warranty
| Standard Warranty | Lifetime |
January 11, 2010
dibellad says:
Pros: NoneCons: Didn't work with any of my usb keyboardsNone Didn't work with any of my usb keyboards
September 24, 2009
Gentleman Ranker says:
Pros: It works well with the Microsoft optical mouse that came bundled with the keyboard below.Cons: Does not work with Microsoft model 600 keyboard, either through a Startech "Starview" KVM _or_ plugged into the normal keyboard port. Unfortunately, a keyboard adapter was what I needed. Fortunately, I had a PS/2 keyboard on hand.It works well with the Microsoft optical mouse that came bundled with the keyboard below. Does not work with Microsoft model 600 keyboard, either through a Startech "Starview" KVM _or_ plugged into the normal keyboard port. Unfortunately, a keyboard adapter was what I needed. Fortunately, I had a PS/2 keyboard on hand. Startech needs to change the color and the designation, I am thinking.