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Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
11,79
Incl. VAT 14,74
Total incl. delivery
29,74
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Continue using RS-232 devices on the USB port:Operate a modem, ISDN system, or PDA directly on the USB port. Quick setup:Drivers and manual included, installation in a few steps. Data rate over 500 kb/s:For serial communication with common devices. Resource-efficient operation:Requires no interrupt. More flexibility at the workplace:USB extension makes device placement easier.
The adapter converts a USB-A port into a serial RS-232 interface with 9-pin Sub-D. This allows serial devices such as modems, ISDN systems, or PDAs to be operated on the computer's USB port. The included drivers and the manual simplify setup. In professional IT environments, the adapter supports service deployments, configurations, and maintenance on serial interfaces. The included USB extension provides additional leeway for on-site installations and in existing infrastructures of companies and public institutions.
Connection:USB-A plug to 9-pin Sub-D plug Standard:USB 1.1, RS-232 Data rate:over 500 kb/s Chipset:Prolific PL2303GT Drivers:Windows from XP, Mac OS from 8.6 USB extension:included Interrupt:not required Scope of delivery:drivers and manual
Connector 1
USB A
Connector 2
DB9
Connector 1 gender
Male
Connector 2 gender
Male
Connector 1 form factor
Straight
Connector 2 form factor
Straight
Cable length
0.8 m
Product colour
Blue
Compatible operating systems
Win98/ME/2000/XP/VistaMac OS
Weight
57 g
Package width
860 mm
Package depth
150 mm
Package height
36 mm
Package weight
102 g
Package volume
4600 cm³
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
4043718053391
SKU:
33304A
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