STARTECH USBPLATE4 4 Port USB 2.0 Slot Plate Data Adapter
- 4 Port USB A Female…
- Black
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Adds a DB9 serial port to a USB computer for RS-232 devices
This USB to DB9 RS232 serial adapter connects legacy serial equipment to a modern USB port. It is aimed at technicians and engineers who need to configure routers, switches, industrial controllers or point-of-sale hardware that still rely on a DB9 console interface.
The adapter replaces a built-in serial port on laptops and desktops that no longer include one. The jump is worth it when you must maintain older RS-232 gear and have no internal header or expansion slot available for a dedicated serial card.
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The DB9 male connector follows the standard RS-232 pinout and mates with any standard DB9 female serial port.
Connect the adapter, let the operating system load its built-in driver, then verify the assigned COM port number in Device Manager before opening your terminal software.
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