5m VGA Male to VGA Male Extender Data Cable

Specifications:

• This is a 16.4ft VGA male to VGA male extender data cable
• The high definition DVI cable is designed to provide the highest signal capacity along with the lowest signal loss
• Corrosion resistant connectors of this DVI cable ensure long lasting use
• HDMI cable can provide clear, noise-free quality of audio and audio signals
• This audio cable transfers audio signals with optical pulse, provides ultimate clear sound quality
• Made with high quality optical fiber material, this DVI cable delivers better sound clarity
• This is a abrasion, acid and alkali-resistant, environment friendly audio cable
• Length: 5m/16.4ft 
• Cable Color: Black
• Connector Color: Blue

Detail:

• It is designed to provide the highest video quality possible through VGA

• The cable features two VGA connectors and offers you up to 5 meter connection distance

• Corrosion resistant connectors of this DVI cable ensure long lasting use

• This DVI cable is 5 meters long and in black covering layer

• This cable transfers audio signals with optical pulse, provides ultimate clear sound quality

• Outstanding construction will immerse you in breathtakingly detailed sound

How to Use a VGA Port on a Computer:

• Turn your computer around or move to the back so you can clearly see the port
• Match the shape of the connector to the shape of the port. If you look at the connection on the cable from your monitor, you will see a metal rectangle protruding out of a metal base. Inside the rectangle are pins. One end of the rectangle is smaller than the other. This will line up with the port
• Turn the shortened end so that it is facing the same direction as the short end on the port
• Slide the cable connection into the port so that is fits snugly
• Tighten the screws on the cable into the computer. On each side of the rectangle on your cable connection are tiny screws. These correspond with threads on either side of the port. Turn the screws with your fingers or a small flat head screwdriver until they are tight. You will need to press the connection into the port as you tighten the screws. Do not make them too tight; they will be difficult to unscrew if you need to disconnect the monitor

How to Connect HDMI to TV:



High Definition Media Interface (HDMI) is an audio-video protocol. The hexagon-shaped plug on the end of the cable delivers HD video and eight separate channels of digital audio for home theater surround sound. Connecting an HDMI cable to an HDTV is the only connection you need to make for the best possible picture and sound quality from a source signal, such as cable or satellite television.

• Turn off the power to the HDTV before connecting the HDMI cable. This eliminates the risk of an electrical surge that could harm the screen or electronic components inside the television.
• Line up the shape of the plug with the outline on an HDMI port on the TV and push the plug straight in. Take note of which port is used for the cable, since many HDTV sets have more than one HDMI input port for hooking up additional components.
• Plug in the other end of the cable to an HDMI-compatible device, such as a Blu-ray player or HD receiver

Package Included:

• 1 x VGA Male to VGA Male Cable