Usb To Serial Adapter
Connecting to a USB port on your Tablet PC, notebook or PC, this USB-COM Plug-in adapter instantly adds RS-232 serial communication port to your system. The product is the smallest and most flexible USB to RS-232 Plug-in Adapter. These devices provide the connections between USB and serial ports. Working in tandem with mobile phones, PDAs, digital cameras and modems, they're the perfect solution for fast, easy, reliable transfers and connections. You can attach more than one serial cable to your desktop or laptop computer, as they work independently yet don't conflict with existing serial connections. Easy to operate, simply plug the serial cable. The USB to Serial RS-232 Adapter provides one RS-232 Serial (DB-9 male) connector via one standard USB port at a data transfer rate of up to 230Kbps. You can instantly enjoy connectivity with modem, PDA, POS, or other serial devices on your PC or Mac without the hassle of opening your computer case.
Mini Usb To Serial Cable
Usb To Serial Adapter
Connecting to a USB port on your Tablet PC, notebook or PC, this USB-COM Plug-in adapter instantly adds RS-232 serial communication port to your system. The product is the smallest and most flexible USB to RS-232 Plug-in Adapter. These devices provide the connections between USB and serial ports. Working in tandem with mobile phones, PDAs, digital cameras and modems, they're the perfect solution for fast, easy, reliable transfers and connections. You can attach more than one serial cable to your desktop or laptop computer, as they work independently yet don't conflict with existing serial connections. Easy to operate, simply plug the serial cable. The USB to Serial RS-232 Adapter provides one RS-232 Serial (DB-9 male) connector via one standard USB port at a data transfer rate of up to 230Kbps. You can instantly enjoy connectivity with modem, PDA, POS, or other serial devices on your PC or Mac without the hassle of opening your computer case.
Mini Usb To Serial Cable
Usb To Serial Adapter Driver
That's normal behaviour for a device of this type E., the OS is designed to see a serial connection as a network interface, you can simply ignore this. If the driver you've installed is FCP compatible and working correctly then I believe you should see your adapter as an available device control option in FCP.
