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  • This 10 foot PS/2 (MiniDin6) extension cable is designed to work with keyboards and mice that utilize the MiniDin6 connector. Our cable features PS/2 (MiniDin6) male and female ends and 6 conductors with straight through pinning. Before the USB connection established its dominance connecting devices to a computer, the PS/2 connector was the primary method to secure a mouse or keyboard.
    Part No. 10M2-01210
  • This 25 foot PS/2 (MiniDin6) extension cable is designed to work with keyboards and mice that utilize the MiniDin6 connector. Our cable features PS/2 (MiniDin6) male and female ends and 6 conductors with straight through pinning. Before the USB connection established its dominance connecting devices to a computer, the PS/2 connector was the primary method to secure a mouse or keyboard.
    Part No. 10M2-01225
  • This 3 foot PS/2 (MiniDin6) extension cable is designed to work with keyboards and mice that utilize the MiniDin6 connector. Our cable features PS/2 (MiniDin6) male and female ends and 6 conductors with straight through pinning. Before the USB connection established its dominance connecting devices to a computer, the PS/2 connector was the primary method to secure a mouse or keyboard.
    Part No. 10M2-01203
  • This 50ft PS/2 cable extension will extend existing newer-style keyboards and mice. It features male and female MiniDin6 connectors with 6 straight through conductors.
    Part No. 10M2-01250
  • This 6 inch cable is designed to adapt newer PS/2-style keyboards to older DIN5 (AT) motherboard connections. Just plug the male DIN5 end into the appropriate port on your computer, and plug your PS2 keyboard into that. You can now use your newer keyboard on your older computer.
    Part No. 10I5-012HF
  • This 6 foot PS/2 (MiniDin6) extension cable is designed to work with keyboards and mice that utilize the MiniDin6 connector. Our cable features PS/2 (MiniDin6) male and female ends and 6 conductors with straight through pinning. Before the USB connection established its dominance connecting devices to a computer, the PS/2 connector was the primary method to secure a mouse or keyboard.
    Part No. 10M2-01206
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