
Monoprice
Monoprice 101128 DIN5F to MDIN6M AT Keyboard Adapter
★★★★★
A simple 6-inch adapter that lets you connect your legacy AT keyboard to any PS/2 port without hassle.
$3.25*
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Overview
Key Features
Keyboard extension adapter for connecting legacy AT keyboards to PS/2 ports
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Specifications
Connector Input
DIN 5-Pin Female (AT Keyboard)
Connector Output
Mini-DIN 6-Pin Male (PS/2)
Cable Length
6 Inches
Item Weight
0.353 Ounces
Dimensions
8 x 1.1 x 0.8 Inches
Brand
Monoprice
Model
101128
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Enables continued use of legacy AT keyboards on systems with PS/2 ports
- Compact 6-inch length keeps the adapter unobtrusive and close to the port
- No drivers or software required for plug-and-play operation
- Inexpensive solution compared to replacing a working legacy keyboard
👎 Cons
- Only converts in one direction—AT to PS/2—so it cannot adapt PS/2 keyboards to AT ports
- Does not provide USB connectivity, limiting its usefulness on modern systems without PS/2 ports
- Specifications and appearance may vary from what is listed, per manufacturer notice
- Very limited feature set as a simple passive adapter with no signal conversion or enhancement
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this adapter convert from and to?
It converts a 5-pin DIN (AT keyboard) connector to a 6-pin mini-DIN (PS/2) connector, allowing older AT keyboards to plug into PS/2 ports.
Will this adapter work with any AT keyboard?
It is designed for standard AT keyboards that use a 5-pin DIN connector. Compatibility depends on the keyboard adhering to the AT protocol, which most legacy AT keyboards do.
Is any driver or software installation required?
No, this is a passive adapter that requires no drivers or software. Simply plug it in and the connection is ready.
Does this adapter convert PS/2 keyboards to AT ports?
No, this adapter is directional—DIN5 female to Mini-DIN6 male—so it only adapts AT keyboards to PS/2 ports, not the reverse.