Extron VGA-A M-M MD/12 (part number 26-490-03) — a 12' (3.6 m) male-to-male VGA cable with an analogue stereo audio lead built into the same assembly.

Twelve feet is the length that gets from a table box to a credenza, or from a lectern to a wall plate on the far side of the teaching wall, without a coil to dress. Video travels on Extron MHRVGA cable between molded 15-pin HD male connectors; audio travels on a stereo mini plug lead at each end, 24 inches long on one side and 8 inches on the other. Both signals arrive together, which removes the classic fault of a picture with no sound.

Key Capabilities

• Carries computer video, analogue stereo audio and ID bit signals in one 12' (3.6 m) assembly
• Pin 9 +5 VDC and the ID bits travel end to end when the graphics card meets VESA DDC version 3
• Molded 15-pin HD male connectors plus 3.5 mm stereo mini plugs
• Audio lead measures 24 inches on one end and 8 inches on the other
• VGA shell tied to ground for ESD protection
• Injection-molded body with an overall foil shield for EMI isolation

Where It Is Used

Mid-size meeting rooms, classrooms where the plate and the rack are on opposite walls, boardroom credenzas, and demonstration suites that need one lead to deliver both picture and programme audio.

Specifications at a Glance

• Cable length: 12' (3.6 m)
• Connectors: 2 male 15-pin HD molded, each with a 3.5 mm stereo mini plug lead
• Cable: Extron MHRVGA
• Audio pigtails: 24 in and 8 in
• Status: retired by Extron

Also referenced as Extron VGAAMMMD12, VGA-A-M-M-MD-12, part number 2649003.