Unique-Bargains 5 Pairs 25 Pin DB25 Female Male Solder Connectors
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Pack of ten solder-type DB9 female connectors for RS232 serial links to LCDs or computers
This pack contains ten solder-type DB9 female cable plugs. Each connector uses a standard 9-pin D-sub layout with a silver-tone metal shell and blue plastic housing. They are built for RS232 serial connections and measure approximately 3.1 by 1.3 by 1.5 centimetres.
These connectors suit technicians repairing legacy serial cables or building custom RS232 links for LCD panels and industrial equipment. Buyers who need crimp-style terminals, male plugs, or higher-density D-sub variants should look at something else.
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Verify continuity on all 9 pins with a multimeter and test the RS232 serial link at 232 baud rates with a known working LCD or computer port.
The pack contains 10 solder-type DB9 9-pin female connectors measuring 3.1 x 1.3 x 1.5 cm; you must supply cable, solder and a soldering iron.
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