USB 2.0 Type A to Dual Port RS485 RS422 DB9 Male Serial Interface Adapter Cable

Description

Introduction:

USB 2.0 Type A to Dual Port RS485 RS422 DB9 Male Serial Interface Adapter Cable is widely used in the industrial field. It enables the conversion between USB and RS485 or RS422 communication interfaces. It can connect serial devices using RS485 or RS422 communication standards to the PC or other devices through a USB type-A port, facilitating data exchange and device control. LED indicators provide an intuitive way to show the connector status or data transfer activity. Premier Cable P/N: PCM-KW-200

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Features:

1. USB 2.0 Interface: The USB type-A port not only supports version 2.0, but it is also backward compatible with USB1.1, ensuring interoperability between old and new equipment.
2. Dual Ports: The USB to Dual Port Serial Adapter provides two independent serial ports equipped with DB9 male connectors, which can connect devices that use RS485 or RS422 serial communication standards simultaneously.
3. Plug-and-Play: The USB to RS485/422 adapter cable features plug-and-play. It is very easy to use without an external power source or complex driver installation.
4. LED Indicators: The converter is equipped with Red LED and Green LED, helping users quickly check the working status of the adapter to ensure normal operation.
5. Wide Compatibility: It is compatible with a variety of operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and macOS. Therefore, it can integrate into various setups without worrying about compatibility issues.

Application:

1. Industrial Automation: It can connect computers to PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers), motor controllers, and other industrial equipment using RS485 or RS422 protocols, allowing for control and monitoring of automated processes.
2. SCADA Systems: Used in SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems to facilitate communication between the central control system and remote devices like sensors and controllers, enabling real-time data collection and management.
3. Serial Device Networking: Connect multiple serial devices to a single computer for data logging, monitoring, or configuration.
4. Telecommunications Devices: Used to connect serial communication devices in telecommunications networks, such as routers, switches, and modems, facilitating the management and monitoring of network equipment.

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