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USB to serial 36 inch rs232 adapter
The GM-FTDI2-A36 has a new design and it is sleek! This USB to serial adapter works with Windows 10 and earlier versions of Windows. It is compliant with USB 2.0 specifications and connection to your serial devices with its DB9 male connector. Noise reduction has been put into place with with an incorporated ferrite core ring.
The 36 inch serial adapter is a great tool for industrial environments, lab technicians, and other facilities that use serial device protocols. The USB to serial adapter is manufactured with a High-end quality processor chip FT232RL from FTDI Semiconductors, the converter also includes a ZT232E RS232 transceiver from ZyWyn USA.
Features and Specs
- Zero delay automatic transmission
- Built-in static and surge protection up to 600W
- Windows 10 support
- 3 feet (1 meter) cable
- Baud rate: 300bps to 1Mbps
- RS232 output power: -5.7 to +5.7VDC
- USB 1.1 and 2.0 compliant
- Automatic send data control
- Auto detection of data speed
- Indication LED’s for Power, TX and RX
- No power supply needed, plug and play
- No IRQs, DMA or required. No IRQ Conflicts
OS Support
- Win98, Me, XP, 2000, 2003, CE, Vista, 7, 8, 10
- Linux
- Mac OS 10.X
Package Contents
- USB to Serial Adapter with Activity LED
- Latest FTDI driver (available as download)
- GM-FTDI2-A36 Product Manual (available as download)
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Additional Information
SKU GM-FTDI2-A36 UPC 736983902535 Color Black OS Compatibility Linux, OSX 10, Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8 Country of Origin China PCN Notice URL N/A Length (ft) No Downstream Port Count 1 Downstream Port Type Male DB9 /W Nuts Serial Modes RS232 Chip Model No - Reviews
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Customer Reviews 2 item(s)
- Works great with Windows 10, no issues with it so far.
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Purchased to replace my older PL2303 Prolific based adapter. The old adapter still works great and has been passed on to a coworker, but it's difficult to get a real Prolific these days with all the cheap knockoffs that won't function. Choosing to avoid that whole headache, I went with this FTDI based adapter. As others have said, ignore the cd that comes with it and download the FTDI drivers instead. I've had no issues with the drivers or the hardware at this point.
Quality Value Price - Works as advertised at 115200 baud
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Worked as advertised. I interfaced it directly to a Microchip PIC32 USART output with only Tx, Rx, and ground and it had no problem with the 3.3V even though thats barely above the 3.0V RS232 spec. Ran it at 115200 to Tera Term and another serial terminal app on Windows 10. Main problem was discovering that the PIC32 had to invert transmitted bits otherwise gibberish was displayed. Used a DB9 breakout connector to attach my wires to the PIC32 board, and found I needed to attach the PIC Tx to the DB9 Rx, had them hooked up backwards for a while without any damage. The website for getting the driver was very opaque, but I muddled through and got the current driver.
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