Extron SY DVIAM-RGBHVF (part number 26-609-01) — a 6 inch pigtail adapter that breaks the analog signals out of a DVI connector onto five female BNC connectors.

Plenty of buildings still run five-wire RGBHV on BNC while the graphics cards feeding them have moved to DVI-I. This short assembly bridges that gap without an active converter: a DVI-A male plug on one end, five female BNCs on the other, wired for red, green and blue analog video plus horizontal and vertical sync, each with its analog common ground. Because it is only six inches long it terminates neatly at a patch panel or the back of a switcher rather than adding a loop of slack.

Key Capabilities

• DVI-A male to five female BNC connectors in a 6 inch pigtail.
• Breaks out the analog signals from a DVI connector to BNC.
• Separate legs for analog red, green and blue video out.
• Dedicated analog horizontal sync and vertical sync legs.
• Analog common ground carried to each video and sync connection.
• Passive assembly — no power and no configuration required.
• Short length terminates cleanly behind a rack or patch field.

Where It Is Used

Found in control rooms, lecture halls, simulation facilities and broadcast plants where legacy RGBHV switchers, distribution amplifiers or projectors remain in service and a newer DVI-I graphics output has to feed them.

Specifications at a Glance

• Connectors: 1 DVI-A male to 5 female BNC
• Overall length: 6 inches
• Signal type: analog RGBHV broken out from a DVI connector
• Function: passive analog breakout, no electronics
• Manufacturer: Extron

Also referenced as Extron SYDVIAMRGBHVF, SY-DVIAM-RGBHVF, part number 2660901.