Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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CoolGear
A four-port USB 2.0 to RS-232 auto-switch with FTDI chipset lets four computers share one DB9 serial port using first-come-first-served or manual control
The CoolGear CG-4URS232A lets up to four computers share one DB9 serial port through a USB 2.0 connection. Each port uses an FTDI chipset for reliable RS-232 communication. The unit is aimed at technicians and engineers who need to manage multiple legacy devices from a single serial interface.
Instead of physically moving a serial cable between machines, the adapter switches automatically on a first-come-first-served basis with a five-second timeout. A manual mode is also available for controlled access. The upgrade is worthwhile when workflows require frequent, unattended switching between several hosts and one serial peripheral.
The device is plug-and-play on Windows 98 through Windows 10, Mac OS 8.6 and later, and Linux. No external power supply is needed; it draws 5 V from the USB bus. The only common issue is ensuring the host USB port supplies enough current for all four channels simultaneously.
| Brand | Coolgear |
|---|---|
| Model | CG-4URS232A |
| Color | Black |
The unit measures 72 mm wide, 51 mm deep and 24 mm high, weighing 60 g.
Windows 10 uses the built-in FTDI driver; no separate package is needed. Slide the mode switch to Manual before powering on, then use the front button to select the active port.
Green means the PC is selected; red blinks during TXD data transfer. Replace the adapter if LEDs stay dark with a known-good cable and power, or if ESD events exceed the rated ±15 kV protection.
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