InLine cable adaptador DVI-I 17301 conector DVI-I macho / conector DVI-I hembra + conector S-VGA hembra

The InLine 17301 DVI-I adapter cable converts a DVI-I male output to a combined DVI-I female and S-VGA (VGA/D-Sub) female connector. The cable supports both digital and analog video signals, allowing connection of devices with a DVI-I output to monitors or projectors that accept DVI-I or VGA input. The product is black and intended for display and interface adaptation tasks.

Advantages

The adapter provides dual-signal support (digital and analog) through a single DVI-I male to DVI-I female plus S-VGA female configuration, enabling compatibility with a wide range of displays and legacy VGA equipment. Its compact adapter design simplifies connections without requiring separate converters, and the InLine build ensures reliable signal transmission for typical video resolutions supported by DVI-I/VGA interfaces.

Suitable for

• Connecting a DVI-I output on a computer or graphics card to a VGA monitor or projector
• Adapting DVI-I devices to displays that accept DVI-I input
• Use in offices, classrooms, or presentation setups where legacy VGA displays are still in use

Key specifications

• Connector 1: DVI-I (male)
• Connector 2: DVI-I (female) + S-VGA / VGA (D-Sub) (female)
• Product colour: Black
• Brand: InLine
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 17301
• EAN: 4043718101375

How to use

Insert the DVI-I male connector into the DVI-I output of the source device (for example a graphics card). Connect the display to the adapter's DVI-I female or VGA (S-VGA) female connector depending on the monitor input. If using VGA, connect the display cable to the S-VGA female port. Secure connections by fastening any thumbscrews or housing features on the connectors if present. No external power or drivers are required; signal routing is passive and depends on the source device supporting the corresponding analog or digital output.

Recommendations

Use a high-quality VGA cable for the VGA connection to maintain signal integrity over longer runs. Verify that the source device outputs the required analog signal on the DVI-I port when connecting to VGA displays; if the DVI port is digital-only (DVI-D), this adapter will not provide an analog VGA signal.