Features:

• Description: Sound Card Game Port Extension Cable Analog Joystick, Joypad, Game Controller, MIDI Audio D-Sub 2.77mm Pitch DB 15-Pin DB15 Female to Male Unbranded Copartner Technology UL E119932 6FT SKU 160304
• Manufacturer: Copartner Technology Corp.
• Brand Name or Distributor: Unbranded
• Model:
  • Seller's SKU 160304
• Connectors:
  • D-Sub 2.77mm Pitch DB 15-Pin DB15 Female Molded Connector
  • D-Sub 2.77mm Pitch DB 15-Pin DB15 Male Molded Connector
• Marking: (Compatible, Equivalent, & Interchangeable)
  • E119932 RU AWM 2464 80°C 300V28AWG VW-1 LL84201 CSA AWM I/II A 80°C 300V 28AWG FT1
• Item Length:
  • Overall: 6FT
  • Wire: 5.6FT
• Weight: 5.8 oz (Estimated Shipping Weight 9 oz)
• Condition: (Subject to Availability)
  • SKU ______A - Aged Open Box, not been used, with signs of cosmetic wear.
  • SKU ______N - New
  • SKU ______B - Bulk New, seller repackaged.
  • SKU ______E - Excess Inventory, not been used, may have signs of age.
  • SKU ______P - For parts or not working, As-Is. Not eligible for return or refund
  • SKU ______O - Open Box, unused, may have signs of cosmetic wear.
  • SKU ______R - Refurbished to working condition.
  • SKU ______U - Used, with signs of cosmetic wear.
• Package: Non-retail Packaging, in Unprinted Reused Box or Plastic Bag.
• For use with or pulled from: (for reference only)
  • Game port is the traditional connection for video game input devices on an x86-based PCs. The game port is usually integrated with a PC I/O or sound card, either ISA or PCI, or as an on-board feature of some motherboards.
  • The original game port design by IBM initially allowed four analog axes and four buttons on one port, allowing two joysticks or four paddles to be connected, although this required a special "Y-splitter" cable and isn't fully supported by some combined MIDI / Game ports usually found on sound cards.
  • Some poorly implemented game ports (usually built-in on old motherboards and I/O cards) didn't fully support either 4 axes or 4 buttons, making only the use of a single 2-axis and 2-button joystick possible.
  • The 15-pin game port which also acts as a MIDI port has been dropped from some newer PCs in favor of the USB port, while some motherboards still include it and allow to configure it as a MIDI port or a game port, through their BIOS.
  • Serial Number(s) Available or Sold:
    • SN 0100160 Open Box