Ruth's sister VGA 15-pin to 2 Female RS232 Splitter Cable
A VGA 15-pin male connector splits to two female RS232 ports for connecting dual serial displays to a single source
- Connects one VGA source to two serial displays using a single 15-pin cable
- Splits a VGA 15-pin signal into two RS232 female ports for cash-register setups
- Combines VGA male and dual RS232 female connectors in one compact 2-in-1 cable
- Enables dual-display serial connectivity from a single VGA 15-pin output
VGA 15-pin to dual RS232 splitter
This cable converts a single VGA 15-pin output into two female RS232 serial ports for cash register displays and similar point-of-sale equipment. It provides a compact 2-in-1 connection without requiring additional adapters or power. The design suits retail environments where space at the terminal is limited.
Replaces separate VGA-to-serial cables
The splitter removes the need to run two individual cables from the host to each display. The jump is worthwhile when a single VGA port must drive two serial devices simultaneously and the installation cannot accommodate extra cabling. Buyers needing video signal splitting or additional VGA outputs should look elsewhere.
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Questions about this item
Does the 15-pin VGA plug on this splitter fit a standard DB15 video port on a cash register display?
Yes, the 15-pin VGA male connector is designed to plug directly into a standard DB15 video output on a cash register or display unit.
How do I connect the two RS232 devices to the splitter, and what is the common mistake?
Plug each device into the two female RS232 ports; the common mistake is assuming the splitter sends the same signal to both ports simultaneously without checking device addressing.
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