Rocstor
Rocstor Y10C882-B1 USB to Serial Adapter 1 ft 920 kbit/s Black
Connects legacy RS232 serial devices to USB ports while retaining COM port assignments across reconnections
- Retains COM port assignments in nonvolatile memory
- Connects RS232 serial devices to USB host ports
- Supports 920 kbit/s serial data transfer rate
- 1 ft cable length for close-range device linking
- Compatible with Windows Linux and Mac OS
Professional USB to Serial Adapter
The Rocstor Y10C882-B1 connects legacy RS232 serial devices to a USB port on notebooks or desktops. It retains assigned COM port values in nonvolatile memory for seamless reconnection when switching ports. Broad compatibility covers Windows, Linux and Mac OS environments.
920 kbit/s Maximum Data Rate
This adapter transfers serial data at up to 920 kbit/s, which determines whether it matches the speed requirements of your specific industrial or legacy equipment. Verify that your device operates within this limit before purchasing.
Passive Cable Thermals
The short one-foot cable draws power directly from the USB bus and has no active electronics that generate noticeable heat. Operation is silent and adds negligible load to the host port during normal data transfer.
Highlights
- Retains COM port assignments in nonvolatile memory
- Connects RS232 serial devices to USB host ports
- Supports 920 kbit/s serial data transfer rate
- 1 ft cable length for close-range device linking
- Compatible with Windows Linux and Mac OS
Specifications
| Brand | Rocstor |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.02 kg |
| Package size | 178 × 102 × 1 mm |
Questions about this item
How fast can the 920 kbit/s rating move data in a real setup?
The 920 kbit/s ceiling is the serial link limit; actual throughput depends on the USB host controller and the connected RS232 device.
What does the USB-to-RS232 interface cap in practice?
The USB side handles enumeration and power, while the DB9 side is limited to 920 kbit/s RS232 signalling.
What clearance does the 1 ft cable and DB9 connector need to fit?
The 1 ft length and standard DB9 plug require only a free USB-A port and a matching serial port on the target device.
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