Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Connects a USB port to an RS-232 DB-25 male device using an FTDI chipset and five wires
This cable converts a USB port into a serial RS-232 connection with a DB-25 male connector. It uses an FTDI chipset and a straight-through 5-wire layout. The adapter is designed for legacy equipment that still relies on a 25-pin serial interface.
The FTDI chipset provides broad operating-system compatibility and stable communication without requiring proprietary drivers. Buyers who need a DB-9 connector or a null-modem wiring scheme should select a different cable.
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It identifies the electrical signalling standard the FTDI chipset uses to translate USB data into serial voltage levels that legacy equipment expects.
The DB-25 male plug follows the RS-232 pinout, so the five wired lines cap the link to basic transmit, receive and ground signals without hardware flow control.
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