Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Werleo
Connects RS485 devices to USB using FT232RQ and SP485EN chips with LED traffic indicators and six colour-coded wire ends
This Werleo cable connects RS485 devices to a USB port using built-in FT232RQ and SP485EN chips. The 1.8 m length suits bench testing and permanent installs alike. A transparent USB plug shows Tx and Rx LEDs for quick traffic checks. It draws 5 V power from the host and presents six colour-coded wire ends.
The six-wire pigtail gives direct access to GND data lines power and two terminator pins for bus-end wiring. Users who need a DB9 or terminal-block connector will need a different adapter. Buyers requiring galvanic isolation or multi-drop bias resistors should look at isolated converters instead.
The cable terminates in six flying leads: black for ground yellow for data minus red for 5 V power brown for terminator one orange for data plus and green for terminator two. This pinout decides whether the cable matches your device screw terminals without extra crimping.
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This model is supplied as a 1.8 metre cable with six colour-coded wires; no alternative lengths are offered.
The FT232RQ provides the USB-to-UART bridge so the host sees a standard COM port, while the SP485EN translates those signals to differential RS-485 levels on the six-way wire end.
The FT232RQ supports baud rates well above typical RS-485 requirements, so the practical speed cap comes from cable length, termination and the SP485EN transceiver rather than the USB interface.
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