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This 1-meter black Kenable VGA/SVGA HD15 cable with a built-in 3.5mm audio jack is designed for users looking to connect a PC or laptop to a High Definition TV, effectively using the TV as a larger display. Its key benefit is the integrated audio support, simplifying setups by carrying both video and sound through a single, convenient cable. A potential caveat is that the audio jack may need to be close to the VGA port on the TV, or an extension may be required.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 006578 |
| Brand | kenable |
This cable requires both your computer and your TV to have a 15-pin VGA (D-Sub) socket for video and a 3.5mm audio input jack on the TV, usually located near the VGA port.
Yes, this cable is designed to carry both video via the VGA connection and stereo audio via the integrated 3.5mm jack.
If your TV uses RCA (red and white phono) connectors for audio input associated with the VGA port, you will need a separate 3.5mm jack to RCA adapter cable.
The audio jack needs to be within approximately 40cm of the VGA socket on the TV. If it's further, you will need a 3.5mm audio extension cable.
The cable supports High Definition (HD) video signals, providing good quality for resolutions typically supported by VGA connections.
Gently wipe the connectors with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid using liquids or abrasive materials that could damage the pins.
The cable length is 1 meter.
Ensure both ends of the VGA cable are securely connected. Verify that the correct input source is selected on the TV. Check your computer's display settings to ensure it is outputting to an external monitor. Test with another VGA cable if possible.
Confirm the 3.5mm audio jack is fully plugged into the computer's audio output and the TV's audio input. Check that the TV's audio input is correctly linked to the VGA input (some TVs require this). Adjust volume levels on both the computer and TV. Ensure the computer's audio output is set to the correct device.
Ensure the VGA connectors are clean and not damaged. Check that the cable is not excessively bent or kinked. Try repositioning the cable to minimize potential interference. Test with a different VGA cable to rule out a cable fault.
Use a separate 3.5mm audio extension cable to bridge the distance between your computer's audio output and the TV's audio input.
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