Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Rocstor
Connects USB 2.0 ports to DB9 RS232 serial devices with a 6 ft null-modem cable
The Rocstor Y10C700-B1 connects legacy serial equipment to modern USB ports. It is built for technicians and engineers who need a direct DCE link without a separate gender changer. The six-foot cable reaches bench instruments or rack-mounted gear from a laptop or desktop.
The adapter draws bus power from the USB 2.0 connection and runs without an external supply. No fan or active cooling is present so operation is completely silent. Power consumption stays within the standard USB 2.0 current limit during normal data transfer.
An FTDI chip handles the USB-to-serial conversion and provides broad driver compatibility across Windows, macOS and Linux. This removes the need for proprietary drivers and ensures reliable enumeration on first plug-in. The null-modem wiring crosses transmit and receive lines for direct DCE-to-DTE communication.
| Brand | Rocstor |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.11 kg |
| Package size | 241 × 178 × 0 mm |
Plug the USB Type A end into the laptop, let the FTDI driver install automatically, then connect the DB-9 female end to the serial device; the step often missed is confirming the COM port number in Device Manager before configuring the application.
The cable and connectors are passive; no scheduled maintenance is required, but if the USB plug or DB-9 pins become bent or corroded, replace the entire 6 ft adapter cable.
The USB 2.0 interface caps sustained throughput, so the bottleneck shows up as reduced effective baud rate when the serial traffic approaches the bulk-endpoint bandwidth limit.
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