ATEN Cable KIT - USB Type A Displayport Left Connector - Male Left Gender - Displaypo - 2L7D02UDPX3

ATEN 2L7D02UDPX3 USB-A and DisplayPort Left-Angle Cable Kit

Overview

The ATEN 2L7D02UDPX3 is a cable kit pairing a USB Type-A connector with a DisplayPort connector, both terminated with left-angle (left-exit) male connectors. The left-angle geometry is the specific design decision here: it allows cables to route flush along a panel or rack surface immediately after the connector, eliminating the clearance gap a straight-exit plug would require. This is the right solution when equipment is mounted close to a wall, inside a tight rack enclosure, or in a furniture-integrated AV bay where cable bend radius and panel-to-wall depth are constrained. The 2L7D02UDPX3 designation identifies it as part of ATEN's structured cable kit line, intended for use with ATEN KVM switches and console extenders that require both a USB HID connection and a DisplayPort video link at the host or console side.

Compatibility

This cable kit is designed for use with ATEN KVM switches and extenders that accept USB Type-A (HID/peripheral) and DisplayPort video inputs — specifically products within ATEN's DisplayPort KVM switch families. Verify your target KVM's port type (DisplayPort vs. HDMI vs. DVI) and connector-side clearance before ordering; the left-angle exit is a hard physical constraint that must match the installation geometry. Not compatible with HDMI-only or VGA-only KVM models. Consult ATEN's product compatibility tables for your specific switch model to confirm this kit is the correct accessory pairing.

Installation Notes

The left-angle connector orientation means the cable exits the port horizontally toward the left. Confirm the cable has adequate clearance on the left side of the port before installation — in right-biased rack layouts or when ports are close to a left-side panel wall, the connector body may contact the enclosure. Route the cable with a gentle radius beyond the connector; do not force a reverse bend immediately after the left-angle housing, as this stresses the connector strain relief and can degrade signal integrity over time.