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  • Our 6 foot MiniDin8 Apple/Mac serial extension cable features a MiniDin8 male and female ends and 8 conductors. Older Macs used a MiniDin8 connection to hook up serial devices. USB has completely taken over as the connection method for devices. However, there are still some legacy devices and computers out there that utilize this connection. This is our high quality serial cable used for connecting Macs to serial devices.
    Part No. 10M3-04206
  • Our 6 foot MiniDin8 Apple/Mac serial cable features MiniDin8 male ends and 8 conductors. Older Macs used a MiniDin8 connection to hook up serial devices. USB has completely taken over as the connection method for devices. However, there are still some legacy devices and computers out there that utilize this connection. This is our high quality serial cable used for connecting Macs to serial devices.
    Part No. 10M3-04106
  • 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 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 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 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
  • 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 50 foot male PS/2 (MiniDin6) cable is designed to work with keyboards and mice that utilize the MiniDin6 connector. 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. To extend a PS/2 mouse or PS/2 keyboard that have a built in PS/2 cable with this, you would need a PS/2 coupler. This PS/2 cable can also be used to connect a computer to a PS/2 KVM switch if you are controlling multiple computers with a single monitor, keyboard and mouse.
    Part No. 10M2-01150
  • This 25 foot male PS/2 (MiniDin6) cable is designed to work with keyboards and mice that utilize the MiniDin6 connector. 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. To extend a PS/2 mouse or PS/2 keyboard that have a built in PS/2 cable with this, you would need a PS/2 coupler. This PS/2 cable can also be used to connect a computer to a PS/2 KVM switch if you are controlling multiple computers with a single monitor, keyboard and mouse.
    Part No. 10M2-01125
  • This 15 foot male PS/2 (MiniDin6) cable is designed to work with keyboards and mice that utilize the MiniDin6 connector. 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. To extend a PS/2 mouse or PS/2 keyboard that have a built in PS/2 cable with this, you would need a PS/2 coupler. This PS/2 cable can also be used to connect a computer to a PS/2 KVM switch if you are controlling multiple computers with a single monitor, keyboard and mouse.
    Part No. 10M2-01115
  • This 10 foot male PS/2 (MiniDin6) cable is designed to work with keyboards and mice that utilize the MiniDin6 connector. 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. To extend a PS/2 mouse or PS/2 keyboard that have a built in PS/2 cable with this, you would need a PS/2 coupler. This PS/2 cable can also be used to connect a computer to a PS/2 KVM switch if you are controlling multiple computers with a single monitor, keyboard and mouse.
    Part No. 10M2-01110
  • This 6 foot male PS/2 (MiniDin6) cable is designed to work with keyboards and mice that utilize the MiniDin6 connector. 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. To extend a PS/2 mouse or PS/2 keyboard that have a built in PS/2 cable with this, you would need a PS/2 coupler. This PS/2 cable can also be used to connect a computer to a PS/2 KVM switch if you are controlling multiple computers with a single monitor, keyboard and mouse.
    Part No. 10M2-01106
  • This 3 foot male PS/2 (MiniDin6) cable is designed to work with keyboards and mice that utilize the MiniDin6 connector. 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. To extend a PS/2 mouse or PS/2 keyboard that have a built in PS/2 cable with this, you would need a PS/2 coupler. This PS/2 cable can also be used to connect a computer to a PS/2 KVM switch if you are controlling multiple computers with a single monitor, keyboard and mouse.
    Part No. 10M2-01103
  • This is an extension cable used to extend the older-style large 5 pin keyboard cable. Color is beige.
    Part No. 10I5-02210
  • This 6 foot cable is referred to as a Din 5(male to female). It is an older AT keyboard extension cable. This cable's pinout is straight through which means pin 1 on one end is connected to pin 1 on the other end. It is round and larger than the more recent MiniDin6 connector that replaced it for a time in keyboards and Mice. USB has since replaced the MiniDin6 (PS/2) connector which would then make Din5 a Grandfather. Congrats to Din5!
    Part No. 10I5-02206
  • This 10 foot cable is referred to as a Din 5 (male). It is an older AT keyboard cable. This cable's pinout is straight through which means pin 1 on one end is connected to pin 1 on the other end. It is round and larger than the more recent MiniDin6 connector that replaced it for a time in keyboards and Mice. USB has since replaced the MiniDin6 (PS/2) connector which would then make Din5 a Grandfather. Congrats to Din5!
    Part No. 10I5-02110
  • This 6 foot cable is referred to as a Din 5 (male). It is an older AT keyboard cable. This cable's pinout is straight through which means pin 1 on one end is connected to pin 1 on the other end. It is round and larger than the more recent MiniDin6 connector that replaced it for a time in keyboards and Mice. USB has since replaced the MiniDin6 (PS/2) connector which would then make Din5 a Grandfather. Congrats to Din5!
    Part No. 10I5-02106
  • 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 black KVM (Keyboard/Video/Mouse) cable is specifically made to connect a VGA KVM switch with PS2 mouse and keyboard to a computer. A KVM switch is used to share a single monitor, mouse and keyboard between 2 computers. This KVM cable consists of one male SVGA (HD15), and two male PS2 (MiniDin6) connections on both ends. The PS2 connectors are color coded green for your mouse and purple for your keyboard.
    Part No. 10H1-30106BK
  • Our 100 foot black HD15 video cable with a 3.5mm Stereo Audio cable built in, more commonly referred to as a SVGA male to male cable with audio, is typically used to connect a computer to a computer monitor. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536. Plus this cable is double shielded to extend your video and audio signals without distortion or signal loss.
    Part No. 10H1-291HD
  • Our 50 foot black HD15 video cable with a 3.5mm Stereo Audio cable built in, more commonly referred to as a SVGA male to male cable with audio, is typically used to connect a computer to a computer monitor. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536. Plus this cable is double shielded to extend your video and audio signals without distortion or signal loss.
    Part No. 10H1-29150
  • Our 25 foot black HD15 video cable with a 3.5mm Stereo Audio cable built in, more commonly referred to as a SVGA male to male cable with audio, is typically used to connect a computer to a computer monitor. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536. Plus this cable is double shielded to extend your video and audio signals without distortion or signal loss.
    Part No. 10H1-29125
  • Our 15 foot black HD15 video cable with a 3.5mm Stereo Audio cable built in, more commonly referred to as a SVGA male to male cable with audio, is typically used to connect a computer to a computer monitor. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536. Plus this cable is double shielded to extend your video and audio signals without distortion or signal loss.
    Part No. 10H1-29115
  • Our 10 foot black HD15 video cable with a 3.5mm Stereo Audio cable built in, more commonly referred to as a SVGA male to male cable with audio, is typically used to connect a computer to a computer monitor. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536. Plus this cable is double shielded to extend your video and audio signals without distortion or signal loss.
    Part No. 10H1-29110
  • Our 6 foot black HD15 video cable with a 3.5mm Stereo Audio cable built in, more commonly referred to as a SVGA male to male cable with audio, is typically used to connect a computer to a computer monitor. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536. Plus this cable is double shielded to extend your video and audio signals without distortion or signal loss.
    Part No. 10H1-29106
  • This 25 foot black SVGA extension cable has a HD15 male and a HD15 female end. The cable features ferrite beads, coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for extending the length of a computer to computer monitor connection for video display. The ferrite beads/cores are small iron oxide alloy cylinders wrapped around the ends of the cable. They are used to suppress EMI/RFI electronic noise on the cable by absorbing the unwanted high frequencies and dissipating them. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to further suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video extension cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-20225
  • This 15 foot black SVGA extension cable has a HD15 male and a HD15 female end. The cable features ferrite beads, coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for extending the length of a computer to computer monitor connection for video display. The ferrite beads/cores are small iron oxide alloy cylinders wrapped around the ends of the cable. They are used to suppress EMI/RFI electronic noise on the cable by absorbing the unwanted high frequencies and dissipating them. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to further suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video extension cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-20215
  • This 10 foot black SVGA extension cable has a HD15 male and a HD15 female end. The cable features ferrite beads, coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for extending the length of a computer to computer monitor connection for video display. The ferrite beads/cores are small iron oxide alloy cylinders wrapped around the ends of the cable. They are used to suppress EMI/RFI electronic noise on the cable by absorbing the unwanted high frequencies and dissipating them. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to further suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video extension cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-20210
  • This 6 foot black SVGA extension cable has a HD15 male and a HD15 female end. The cable features ferrite beads, coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for extending the length of a computer to computer monitor connection for video display. The ferrite beads/cores are small iron oxide alloy cylinders wrapped around the ends of the cable. They are used to suppress EMI/RFI electronic noise on the cable by absorbing the unwanted high frequencies and dissipating them. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to further suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video extension cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-20206
  • This 3 foot black SVGA extension cable has a HD15 male and a HD15 female end. The cable features ferrite beads, coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for extending the length of a computer to computer monitor connection for video display. The ferrite beads/cores are small iron oxide alloy cylinders wrapped around the ends of the cable. They are used to suppress EMI/RFI electronic noise on the cable by absorbing the unwanted high frequencies and dissipating them. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to further suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video extension cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-20203
  • This 100 foot black SVGA Cable has two HD15 male ends and features ferrite beads, coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for connecting a computer to a computer monitor for video display. The ferrite beads/cores are small iron oxide alloy cylinders wrapped around the ends of the cable. They are used to suppress EMI/RFI electronic noise on the cable by absorbing the unwanted high frequencies and dissipating them. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to further suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-201HD
  • This 75 foot black SVGA Cable has two HD15 male ends and features ferrite beads, coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for connecting a computer to a computer monitor for video display. The ferrite beads/cores are small iron oxide alloy cylinders wrapped around the ends of the cable. They are used to suppress EMI/RFI electronic noise on the cable by absorbing the unwanted high frequencies and dissipating them. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to further suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-20175
  • This 50 foot black SVGA Cable has two HD15 male ends and features coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for connecting a computer to a computer monitor for video display. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-20150NF
  • This 50 foot black SVGA Cable has two HD15 male ends and features ferrite beads, coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for connecting a computer to a computer monitor for video display. The ferrite beads/cores are small iron oxide alloy cylinders wrapped around the ends of the cable. They are used to suppress EMI/RFI electronic noise on the cable by absorbing the unwanted high frequencies and dissipating them. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to further suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-20150
  • This 35 foot black SVGA Cable has two HD15 male ends and features ferrite beads, coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for connecting a computer to a computer monitor for video display. The ferrite beads/cores are small iron oxide alloy cylinders wrapped around the ends of the cable. They are used to suppress EMI/RFI electronic noise on the cable by absorbing the unwanted high frequencies and dissipating them. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to further suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-20135
  • This 25 foot black SVGA Cable has two HD15 male ends and features ferrite beads, coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for connecting a computer to a computer monitor for video display. The ferrite beads/cores are small iron oxide alloy cylinders wrapped around the ends of the cable. They are used to suppress EMI/RFI electronic noise on the cable by absorbing the unwanted high frequencies and dissipating them. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to further suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-20125
  • This 10 foot black SVGA Cable has two HD15 male ends and features ferrite beads, coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for connecting a computer to a computer monitor for video display. The ferrite beads/cores are small iron oxide alloy cylinders wrapped around the ends of the cable. They are used to suppress EMI/RFI electronic noise on the cable by absorbing the unwanted high frequencies and dissipating them. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to further suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-20110
  • This 15 foot black SVGA Cable has two HD15 male ends and features ferrite beads, coaxial construction and double shielding. Its primary use is for connecting a computer to a computer monitor for video display. The ferrite beads/cores are small iron oxide alloy cylinders wrapped around the ends of the cable. They are used to suppress EMI/RFI electronic noise on the cable by absorbing the unwanted high frequencies and dissipating them. The coaxial construction and double shielding work to further suppress noise, delivering you the best picture possible. Our SVGA video cables can handle the lowest resolutions used on computer monitors today all the way up to a maximum of 2048 x 1536.
    Part No. 10H1-20115
  • This black 6 foot HD15 (SVGA) Male to BNC (5 Male) Breakout cable is used for connecting a PC to a monitor that utilizes BNC connectors. Our cable features a molded boot, a ferrite bead, and double-shielding to insure minimal signal loss and reduce interference.
    Part No. 10H1-18106BK
  • This 3 foot black FireWire 800 (IEEE-1394b) cable features a 9 pin connector on both ends. Our cable features thick cable jacketing with a heavy-duty braided shield for protection from abuse and EMI/RFI. FireWire cables are used to transfer data between FireWire enabled devices such as external hard drives, camcorders, DV recorders, digital cameras, etc to computers, laptops and other FireWire capable devices. When selecting your FireWire cable pay attention to pinning of the devices you are connecting to ensure you choose the correct cable for your application. Our FireWire 800 Cables meet the specifications outlined in the IEEE-1394b standard. This means that one can daisy chain up to 63 supported devices on a single FireWire port provided the devices support daisy chaining. The standard supports the following transfer rates: 3200 Mbit/s (400 megabytes/s) and the older S400 (400 Mbit/s), S200 (200 Mbit/s) and S100 (100 Mbit/s). Lastly the 4 pin connector does not supply power while the 6 pin connector is able to supply power. If your device requires a 4 pin connector it will not be powered/charged via FireWire it will instead use its own separate power.
    Part No. 10E3-99003BK
  • This 6 foot black FireWire 400 (IEEE-1394a) cable features a 9 pin connector on one end and a 6 pin connector on the other end. Our cable features thick cable jacketing with a heavy-duty braided shield for protection from abuse and EMI/RFI. FireWire cables are used to transfer data between FireWire enabled devices such as external hard drives, camcorders, DV recorders, digital cameras, etc to computers, laptops and other FireWire capable devices. When selecting your FireWire cable pay attention to pinning of the devices you are connecting to ensure you choose the correct cable for your application. Our FireWire 400 Cables meet the specifications outlined in the IEEE-1394a standard. This means that one can daisy chain up to 63 supported devices on a single FireWire port provided the devices support daisy chaining. The standard supports the following transfer rates: S400 (400 Mbit/s), S200 (200 Mbit/s) and S100 (100 Mbit/s). The 6 pin connector is able to supply power if your device supports power/charging via FireWire.
    Part No. 10E3-96006BK
  • Our 15 foot bidirectional printer cable features DB25 Male connectors on both ends. This is a A to A printer cable with 18 twisted pairs. In order to make use of the bidirectional capability of this cable the printer and printer port must be configured to support bidirectional communication.
    Part No. 10E2-05115
  • Our 6 foot bidirectional printer cable features DB25 Male connectors on both ends. This is a A to A printer cable with 18 twisted pairs. In order to make use of the bidirectional capability of this cable the printer and printer port must be configured to support bidirectional communication.
    Part No. 10E2-05106
  • This is a 6ft parallel cable with the following connectors. The Type A connector is a DB25 male. The Type C connector is an HPCN36 / HPCentronics 36 male. This cable has 18 pairs.
    Part No. 10E2-02106
  • Our 10 foot high quality DB25 Male to Centronics 36 (CN36) Male bidirectional parallel printer cable features molded connectors and gold plated contacts for superior corrosion resistance ensuring a solid connection for the life of the cable. The cable sports 25 conductors. This cable is ideal for connecting 25 pin bidirectional printer ports on laptops, computers and expansion/interface cards to printers and devices have a 36 pin Centronics bidirectional parallel port. This male to male serial cable is solidly constructed, UL rated and RoHS Compliant. There are 3 basic types of Printer Connectors; Type A, Type B, and Type C. Type A is a DB25. Type B is a CN36. Type C is an HPCN36.
    Part No. 10E2-01110
  • Our 6 foot high quality DB25 Male to Centronics 36 (CN36) Male bidirectional parallel printer cable features molded connectors and gold plated contacts for superior corrosion resistance ensuring a solid connection for the life of the cable. The cable sports 25 conductors. This cable is ideal for connecting 25 pin bidirectional printer ports on laptops, computers and expansion/interface cards to printers and devices have a 36 pin Centronics bidirectional parallel port. This male to male serial cable is solidly constructed, UL rated and RoHS Compliant. There are 3 basic types of Printer Connectors; Type A, Type B, and Type C. Type A is a DB25. Type B is a CN36. Type C is an HPCN36.
    Part No. 10E2-01106
  • This high quality 6 foot Serial extension cable has male and female DB37 ends. It features 37 conductors in a 1 to 1 pin-out, molded connectors and gold-plated contacts for a superior connection and optimal signal transfer.
    Part No. 10D4-01206
  • This high quality 3 foot Serial extension cable has male and female DB37 ends. It features 37 conductors in a 1 to 1 pin-out, molded connectors and gold-plated contacts for a superior connection and optimal signal transfer.
    Part No. 10D4-01203
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