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USB to DB25 serial cable with male connector

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Ruth's sister USB to DB25 Serial Cable 25 Male 34

SKU CH-6M5X-MKVZ0

Connects a USB port to a DB25 serial device using an FTDI chipset for Roland XY-RS-34 compatibility

  • Connects USB to DB25 serial devices
  • FTDI chipset enables reliable data transfer
  • Null modem design supports full handshaking
  • Compatible with Roland XY-RS-34 equipment

USB to DB25 Serial Cable with FTDI Chipset

This cable provides a USB connection to a DB25 male port for serial programming tasks. It uses an FTDI chipset to handle the conversion and supports full handshaking signals. The null-modem wiring suits direct device-to-device links. It is listed as compatible with the Roland XY-RS-34.

Suits technicians configuring legacy serial gear

Users needing a different connector gender, pin count, or protocol should consider other cables. Builders without a free USB port cannot use this adapter. Those requiring longer runs than the cable provides will need an extension solution.

Highlights

  • Connects USB to DB25 serial devices
  • FTDI chipset enables reliable data transfer
  • Null modem design supports full handshaking
  • Compatible with Roland XY-RS-34 equipment

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which cable version should I choose for a Roland XY-RS-34?

The cable is built specifically for the Roland XY-RS-34 with a DB25 male connector and FTDI chipset.

What does the 25-pin DB25 connector provide in practice?

The 25-pin DB25 male plug delivers full handshaking signals for reliable serial programming.

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