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BFKK USB 2.0 to RS232 DB9 male serial cable 6ft
Connects USB 2.0 devices to serial DB9 equipment using an FTDI chipset for 1 Mbps transfer rates
Size 6FT
- 6FT
- 10FT
- Connect legacy serial gear via modern USB
- FTDI chipset delivers reliable 1 Mbps transfers
- Works with Windows, Mac and Linux systems
- Powered by USB port — no external supply needed
- 6 ft male DB9 cable reaches desktop equipment
Male DB9 serial cable for legacy devices
This six-foot USB 2.0 to RS232 cable uses an FTDI chipset to create a virtual COM port on Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000, Linux and Mac OS. It connects serial equipment such as modems, barcode scanners, label printers, PLC controllers, POS terminals and CNC machines to a modern USB port.
Check the device port gender and pin count
The connector on this cable is a male DB9 plug with nine pins. Verify that your target device presents a matching female DB9 socket before ordering. Driver installation is required; download the appropriate driver from the FTDI or Cisco website before first use.
No external power supply needed
The adapter draws power directly from the USB bus, so no separate power adapter is required. Plug-and-play operation allows the COM port to appear automatically after the driver is installed, and baud-rate settings can be adjusted to suit the connected serial device.
Highlights
- Connect legacy serial gear via modern USB
- FTDI chipset delivers reliable 1 Mbps transfers
- Works with Windows, Mac and Linux systems
- Powered by USB port — no external supply needed
- 6 ft male DB9 cable reaches desktop equipment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 6 ft cable ship with a driver disc or must I download the FTDI driver myself?
No disc is included; download the driver from the FTDI or Cisco website before first use.
Is the DB9 connector on this cable male or female, and is it a 9-pin or 15-pin layout?
The cable ends in a male 9-pin DB9 connector; it is not a 15-pin VGA interface.
What throughput can I expect from the FTDI chipset when the adapter runs at its rated 1 Mbps?
The FTDI chipset supports up to 1 Mbps data transfer over USB 2.0, with baud-rate adjustment available in the COM-port settings.
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