Universal Serial Bus (USB) has become the
connectivity workhorse of today’s PCs, replacing
the familiar serial ports. But many commercial
and industrial devices still use RS-422/485
interfaces. To connect these devices to modern
PCs you need robust and reliable conversion
solutions. At the same time, USB ports are becoming
more common on commercial and industrial equipment
such as point-of-sale peripherals, medical devices,
scientific instrumentation, laboratory equipment
and other devices – Environments where surges,
spikes and ground loops are likely to occur.
Simply plug the converter into an available
USB port on your computer or USB hub and the
device will show up as an additional COM port
in the Windows Device Manager. Configured as
an additional COM port, the converter is compatible
with your Windows applications.
|
Model |
Isolation |
Serial Port |
Serial Connector |
USB Port |
Locked Serial # |
Mount |
Baud Rate |
Features |
USOPTL4 |
2 kV |
(1) RS-422/485 |
Terminal block |
High retention |
Yes, add -LS |
In line |
460 kbps |
TDA,TDB,RDA,RDB,GND |
USO9ML2 |
2 kV |
(1) RS-232 |
DB9 male(DTE) |
High retention |
Yes, add -LS |
In line |
460 kbps |
TD,RD,RTS,CTS,DTR,DSR,DCD,RI,GND |
USPTL4 |
Yes |
(1) RS-422/485 |
Terminal block |
High retention |
Yes, add -LS |
In line |
921.6 kbps |
TDA,TDB,RDA,RDB,GND |
|