Instruction Manual
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Installation
1. Turn off your computer and all external devices connected to it.
2. Disconnect your computer from its power source.
3. Open the computer case.
4. Install the USB PS/2 card at any vacant rear mounting bracket position.
Secure it with the bracket screw.
5. Connect one end of the supplied USB cable to the J1 USB Pin Header
(shown as #3 on pg. 2). Connect the remaining end of the USB cable to
a vacant USB header on the motherboard as applicable. Please note
the orientation of the red wire (Pin 1)
If no 4-pin USB Header connection is available on the motherboard,
connect the USB Female port provided by USBPS2PLATE (shown as
#4 on pg.2) to an available USB port on the rear panel of the computer.
This will require a USB A-A (male/male) cable
CAUTION: Please refer to the documentation that accompanied your
motherboard for the location and pin assignment of the on-board USB
header. Incorrect installation of the USB cable will cause permanent
damage to the USBPS2PLATE.
6. Replace the computer case cover (see step #3).
7. Connect a PS/2 peripheral to the green connector provided (shown as
#1 on pg. 2)
Connect a PS/2 keyboard to the purple connector provided (shown as
#2 on pg. 2).
8. Restore power to the computer. The operating system should detect
the new device and automatically install the appropriate driver.
9. To enable your PS/2 Mouse or Keyboard’s functionality when
working in a DOS operating environment, change your motherboard’s
BIOS setting to enable “USB Mouse Support” or “USB Keyboard
Support”. For further clarification, please refer to your motherboard
user manual for details.
