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Monoprice USB serial data cable 70 inches

Monoprice Inc.

Monoprice USB Serial Data Transfer Cable 70 Inches

SKU CH-B54Q-YEGEZ

A 70-inch cable connects a USB port to a serial device for data transfer

  • 70-inch cable reaches distant serial ports easily
  • Hot-pluggable USB connection requires no reboot
  • Transfers files between legacy and modern systems
  • Simple serial-to-USB link for quick data moves

70-inch USB to serial cable

This cable provides a USB to serial connection for transferring data between a computer and legacy equipment. The 70-inch length gives enough reach for bench or desk setups. A hot-pluggable USB port allows the link to be made without restarting the host system. It is built for straightforward serial communication tasks.

Suits users adding a serial port to modern hardware

The cable works where a native DB9 or COM port is missing and a simple bridge is required. It is not for buyers who need a multi-port adapter or an isolated industrial-grade link. It does not suit setups that demand a shorter or longer fixed length than the one provided. Users requiring USB 3.0 speeds or proprietary protocols should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 70-inch cable reaches distant serial ports easily
  • Hot-pluggable USB connection requires no reboot
  • Transfers files between legacy and modern systems
  • Simple serial-to-USB link for quick data moves

Specifications

BrandMonoprice

Questions about this item

Will the 70-inch cable reach a serial device from a rear USB port on a tower case?

At 70 inches the cable spans roughly 1.8 metres, long enough to bridge a rear-panel USB port to most desk-mounted serial peripherals.

How can I verify the cable is transferring data after I plug it in?

Watch for the serial device to appear in Device Manager or lsusb and confirm a terminal program can open the COM port without errors.

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