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FTDI USB to RS422 RS485 serial adapter with 6-pin terminal block

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Ruth's sister FTDI USB RS422 RS485 Serial Adapter 6Pin Terminal Block Cable

SKU CH-QD0R-KW0PG

USB-to-serial adapter converts signals to RS422 or RS485 via a six-pin terminal block

  • FTDI chipset ensures reliable RS422 and RS485 communication
  • 6-pin terminal block provides secure screw-terminal connections
  • USB interface enables direct link to modern computers
  • Supports both RS422 and RS485 protocols for flexible deployment

FTDI USB RS422 RS485 Serial Adapter

This FTDI USB adapter converts a USB port into RS422 and RS485 serial interfaces. It uses a 6-pin terminal block for secure wiring connections. The cable suits industrial automation, instrumentation and legacy equipment integration.

6-pin terminal block simplifies field wiring

The terminal block lets installers connect signal wires without soldering or crimping. It supports both RS422 and RS485 protocols on the same hardware. Buyers needing isolated ports or DB9 connectors should verify compatibility before purchase.

Highlights

  • FTDI chipset ensures reliable RS422 and RS485 communication
  • 6-pin terminal block provides secure screw-terminal connections
  • USB interface enables direct link to modern computers
  • Supports both RS422 and RS485 protocols for flexible deployment

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the terminal block screws on the 6-pin connector need periodic retightening?

The 6-pin terminal block uses screw terminals; vibration can loosen them over time so check and retighten during routine maintenance.

Does the FTDI chipset impose a sustained-throughput ceiling when running at RS422 or RS485 rates?

The FTDI USB-to-serial bridge handles the protocol conversion; sustained throughput is limited by the USB bus bandwidth and the 422/485 line drivers, not by an internal buffer ceiling.

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