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Ruth's sister FT232R USB to 4Pin 2.54mm Dupont RS232 TTL UART Converter Cable

SKU CH-6YJJ-6R1XX

USB-to-serial converter cable with 2.54 mm Dupont header providing TXD, RXD, GND and VCC pins

  • FT232R chip enables reliable USB-to-UART conversion
  • 54 mm Dupont connector fits standard pin headers
  • TXD, RXD, GND and VCC pins provide complete serial interface
  • Works with Windows and Android host devices

FT232R USB-to-TTL converter cable

This cable bridges a USB port to a 2.54 mm Dupont header carrying TXD, RXD, GND and VCC lines. It suits engineers, hobbyists and technicians who need a direct serial link for microcontroller debugging, firmware flashing or logic-level communication.

Four-pin Dupont pinout with VCC supply

The bundled connector provides both data and power pins in a single plug, so target boards can be powered from the USB bus without a separate supply. Windows and Android driver support lets the same cable work across development laptops and mobile test rigs.

Highlights

  • FT232R chip enables reliable USB-to-UART conversion
  • 54 mm Dupont connector fits standard pin headers
  • TXD, RXD, GND and VCC pins provide complete serial interface
  • Works with Windows and Android host devices

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the Dupont connector pins need periodic replacement?

The 2.54 mm Dupont pins are standard crimp contacts; they only need replacement if physically damaged or corroded.

What limits sustained data throughput on this cable?

The FT232R chip caps the UART rate at 232 kbps, so that is the first bottleneck during continuous transfers.

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