KVM-USB-sovitin FUJITSU S26361-F5644-L501 – USB-VGA-sovitin

FUJITSU KVM USB adapter S26361-F5644-L501 — USB to VGA adapter converts USB interface signals to VGA video output for KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) setups. It is intended to provide video connection where VGA monitors or VGA-based KVM switches are used while the source device provides only USB output. The adapter supports use in server rooms, IT cabinets and workstation environments that require straightforward USB-to-VGA interfacing for remote console access or legacy display compatibility.

Advantages

The adapter enables connection between modern USB endpoints and VGA display equipment without requiring additional video cards. Its compact form factor and single-cable USB connection simplify installation in rack-mounted KVM systems. The design minimizes required configuration and supports common VGA resolutions, providing a practical solution for environments where VGA displays or KVM switches remain in use. Passive power from the USB port eliminates the need for an external power supply in typical use cases.

Suitable for

• Server racks and data center KVM management
• IT cabinets requiring legacy VGA monitor support
• Workstations or consoles where USB-to-VGA signal conversion is needed
• Remote console access and maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Interface conversion: USB input to VGA output
• Supported display output: analog VGA signal
• Form factor: compact inline adapter suitable for rack/cabinet mounting
• Power: draws power from the USB port (no external PSU in standard operation)
• Compatibility: designed for use with KVM systems and VGA monitors

How to use

Connect the adapter's USB connector to the host device or KVM USB port and plug the VGA cable from the monitor or KVM switch into the adapter's VGA connector. Ensure the host system recognizes the adapter as a video output device and select the appropriate display resolution on the host. For KVM setups, attach the adapter to the KVM port designated for video conversion and confirm correct switching between connected systems. No additional cabling is required beyond the USB and VGA connections in typical installations.

Recommendations

Use a high-quality VGA cable and ensure the USB port supplies sufficient power. For stable video output, set the host display resolution to a common VGA-supported mode. Install the adapter in protected, low-interference environments such as rack-mounted KVM panels or enclosed IT cabinets and avoid excessive cable bends near the adapter.