StarTech.com USB to Serial Adapter - Prolific PL-2303 - 3 ft / 1m - DB9 (9-pin) - USB to RS232 Adapter Cable - USB
$48.99
$45.99
Mfg # ICUSB232SM3
CDW # 2425509
| UNSPSC 26121604
Quick tech specs
- USB to serial adapter lets you connect DB9 RS232 serial devices to your device through an available USB port
- This adapter cable overcomes the 15ft. technical limit of USB cables allowing for a much greater serial DB-9 extension cable
- 3ft (91cm); Prolific PL2303GC Chipset; 921.6 Kbps Max Baud Rate; 192 Bytes FIFO
- USB to RS232 cable features a converter chip on the USB end
- Cost-effective solution that bridges the compatibility gap between modern computers and legacy serial peripherals
Know your gear
The ICUSB232SM3 3ft USB to Serial Adapter Cable lets you connect DB9 RS232 serial devices to your Mac or PC laptop or desktop computer through an available USB port, as though the computer offered an onboard DB9M connector.
Unlike typical USB to serial converter cables where the conversion takes place at the DB9 end of the cable, the StarTech.com ICUSB232SM3 features a converter chip on the USB end. Converting at the USB source overcomes the 15ft. technical limit of USB cables, allowing for a much greater serial DB-9 extension cable (50ft.+ is possible depending on the application), should it be necessary for a given setup.
Simple to install and use, this USB to Serial adapter provides a cost-effective solution that bridges the compatibility gap between modern computers and legacy serial peripherals.
Unlike typical USB to serial converter cables where the conversion takes place at the DB9 end of the cable, the StarTech.com ICUSB232SM3 features a converter chip on the USB end. Converting at the USB source overcomes the 15ft. technical limit of USB cables, allowing for a much greater serial DB-9 extension cable (50ft.+ is possible depending on the application), should it be necessary for a given setup.
Simple to install and use, this USB to Serial adapter provides a cost-effective solution that bridges the compatibility gap between modern computers and legacy serial peripherals.
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