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Ruth's sister USB to DB25 RS232 Serial TNC Cable internal power cable

SKU CH-2H3X-VA6K8

A USB-to-DB25 RS232 serial TNC cable for Kantronics KPC2, KPC3+ and ARM Debian

  • Connects Kantronics KPC2 and KPC3+ via USB to DB25 RS232 Serial
  • Works with ARM Debian systems using USB to DB25 RS232 interface
  • Provides TNC connectivity for packet radio through USB to DB25 cable
  • Brand-new cable ready for immediate integration into serial setups

USB to DB25 RS232 Serial Cable

This cable connects a USB port to a DB25 RS232 serial interface for use with Kantronics KPC2 and KPC3+ terminal node controllers. It also supports ARM Debian systems requiring a legacy serial link. The adapter enables packet radio and data communication over a modern USB connection.

DB25 RS232 interface decides compatibility

The cable presents a DB25 connector wired for RS232 signalling at the serial end. Buyers must verify that their TNC or host device uses this exact 25-pin pinout and voltage level. It is not for equipment needing a DE9 connector, USB-only endpoints or proprietary serial protocols.

Highlights

  • Connects Kantronics KPC2 and KPC3+ via USB to DB25 RS232 Serial
  • Works with ARM Debian systems using USB to DB25 RS232 interface
  • Provides TNC connectivity for packet radio through USB to DB25 cable
  • Brand-new cable ready for immediate integration into serial setups

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the DB25 connector actually do when the cable is plugged into a Kantronics KPC2 or KPC3+?

The DB25 end carries the RS-232 signals required by the Kantronics TNC, letting the USB host talk to the radio modem without a legacy serial port.

Which serial standard does the USB-to-DB25 link implement, and what practical limit does it set?

It implements RS-232, so the link is bound by that standard's voltage levels and typical cable-length restrictions.

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