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Black Box Corporation EYN257T-0006-MF network antenna 6 ft DB9 female RS-232 null modem cable

SKU CH-95HC-ZPFV9 MPN EYN257T-0006-MF

A 6 ft shielded null-modem cable with DB9 female RS-232 connectors on both ends for direct serial device links

  • TypeConsumer Electronics
  • 6 ft length suits desk-to-device runs
  • DB9 female-to-female null modem wiring crosses signals
  • Shielded cable with metal hoods resists interference
  • Lifetime limited warranty covers the cable

RS-232 null-modem cable for serial links

This six-foot shielded cable carries RS-232 signals between two DB9 female ports with a null-modem crossover. Metal hoods protect the connectors from mechanical stress and EMI. It suits technicians and integrators who need a reliable direct serial link without gender changers.

Lifetime-warranted six-foot reach

The 6 ft length covers typical bench or rack distances while the shielding preserves signal integrity on the 232 interface. Runs out when the installation demands a longer run or a different connector gender such as DB9 male or DB25.

Highlights

  • 6 ft length suits desk-to-device runs
  • DB9 female-to-female null modem wiring crosses signals
  • Shielded cable with metal hoods resists interference
  • Lifetime limited warranty covers the cable

Specifications

BrandBlack Box
TypeConsumer Electronics
Shipping weight0.45 kg
Package size152 × 152 × 64 mm

Questions about this item

Will the 6 ft cable reach between a DB9 female RS-232 port on my legacy server and a nearby switch?

The 6 ft length gives you up to six feet of separation between two DB9 female RS-232 ports, which suits most bench or rack-adjacent setups.

How can I verify the null-modem wiring is correct after I connect the two DB9 female ends?

Open a terminal session on both connected devices; if data typed on one appears on the other without a separate modem, the RS-232 null-modem cable is functioning as intended.

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