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DB9 to DB25 null modem cable with moulded connectors

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister DB9 to DB25 Null Modem Cable x68000

SKU CH-G9PP-1THDV

Connects a DB9 serial port to a DB25 printer on x68000 systems

  • DB9 to DB25 null modem cable connects legacy x68000 systems to printers
  • Null-modem wiring crosses transmit and receive lines for direct device communication
  • DB9 connector fits the host serial port while DB25 plugs into the printer
  • New condition cable ready for immediate installation in retro computing setups

Ruth's sister DB9 to DB25 Null Modem Cable

This Ruth's sister cable connects a DB9 port to a DB25 port using a null modem wiring scheme. It is built for the x68000 and x68k computer platforms and supports printer connections. The cable is supplied in new condition.

Compatibility focus for x68000 and x68k systems

This cable suits owners of x68000 or x68k machines who need to link a DB9 serial port to a DB25 printer or peripheral. Builders working with standard PC serial ports or modern USB interfaces should look at something else.

Highlights

  • DB9 to DB25 null modem cable connects legacy x68000 systems to printers
  • Null-modem wiring crosses transmit and receive lines for direct device communication
  • DB9 connector fits the host serial port while DB25 plugs into the printer
  • New condition cable ready for immediate installation in retro computing setups

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What type of serial port does my Sharp x68000 need to use this DB9 to DB25 null modem cable?

The cable connects a DB9 port on one side to a DB25 port on the other, matching the x68000 serial interface.

Can I connect this cable to a vintage printer that uses a DB25 serial input?

Yes, the DB25 end plugs directly into a printer serial port while the DB9 end links to the x68000.

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