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Hetai Tech

Hetai Tech USB to DB9 gender changer 28.5cm bracket

SKU CH-JXPD-2ZK90

A USB-to-DB9 (RS-232) gender changer with a 28.5 cm cable and mounting bracket for PCI-slot serial headers

  • Changer TypeUSB to DB9 (RS-232)
  • USB to DB9 adapter adds a serial COM port
  • 5 cm cable reaches internal PCI bracket
  • DB9 male connector fits legacy RS-232 devices
  • Bracket mounting secures the port to the chassis

USB to DB9 serial adapter with bracket

This USB to DB9 gender changer converts a USB port into an RS-232 serial connection using a 28.5 cm cable and a bracket that fits a standard PCI slot opening. The assembly also provides a DB25 parallel header for legacy printer or LPT devices. It is built new for installing serial and parallel ports in desktop systems that lack onboard headers.

For adding legacy COM and LPT ports to a desktop PC

Suits technicians and hobbyists who need one serial and one parallel interface through a single bracket. Not for users who require multiple serial ports, pure USB-to-serial conversion without a bracket, or connection to modern high-speed peripherals.

Highlights

  • USB to DB9 adapter adds a serial COM port
  • 5 cm cable reaches internal PCI bracket
  • DB9 male connector fits legacy RS-232 devices
  • Bracket mounting secures the port to the chassis

Specifications

Changer TypeUSB to DB9 (RS-232)

Questions about this item

Will the DB9 connector or bracket need replacement over time?

The DB9 connector and PCI-slot bracket are passive metal parts; only the 28.5 cm cable could wear and require replacement.

What limits continuous data flow through the USB-to-DB9 link?

The RS-232 interface caps sustained throughput at 232 kbps, which is the first bottleneck under heavy use.

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