Cables Unlimited USB-2920 USB 2.0 Serial DB9 Adapter | 
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| Brand: ACP Category: CE
List Price: $31.04 Buy New: $13.38 (On sale from $16.05) You Save: $2.67 (17%)
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Rating: 24 reviews
Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Operating System: Apple MacOS 8.6 or later Network Interface: Hi-Speed USB Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.2 Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0 Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: USB-2920 Model: USB-2920 UPC: 724580320708 EAN: 0724580320708
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Connect PDAs, digital cameras, modems, and other serial devices to a USB port with this high performance USB to Serial adapter | | • | Supports data transfer rates up to 1Mbps and remote wake-up and power management | | • | Supports Win98SE, 2000, XP, Vista and Mac OS V8.6 or higher, fully USB 2.0 compliant | | • | Perfect for use with modems, PDA's, cell phones, digital cameras and more | | • | No power adapter required, draws power from USB bus |
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Product Description Connect PDAs, digital cameras, modems, and other serial devices to your USB port with this high performance USB to Serial adapter from Cables Unlimited. This fully plug and play adapter is perfect for people with the latest high performance USB only computers.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 19 more reviews...
serial adaptor December 29, 2008 B. Wilson (Santa Barbara Ca.) a good little device, does just what is stated in product info. Very useful for those old rs232 devices that some of us still have and use...
Works fine September 30, 2008 Greg I. Knight (Seattle, WA, USA) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've only used this for Windows kernel debugging (with a null-modem adapter), but it works fine. I'm satisfied with it. Cable that came with it was a bit short, though, swapped it out for a longer USB extension cable.
Installation Issues with this converter - not a no-brainer! August 5, 2008 Ellis Bonner (Fairfield, IA, USA) 6 out of 7 found this review helpful
I purchased this device because I need to program telephone systems and configure certain types of network hardware that have serial ports, using a Dell laptop with only USB ports. Initially, the Add New Hardware Wizard in my Inspiron 1501 couldn't find the drivers for the device on the mini-cd that was shipped with it. I googled several USB sites & forums, where it was suggested I donwload and run USBView - a microsoft utility that can read the Vendor & Product ID from the chip inside the device ( to locate drivers ). I did this - showed up as Progressive Technology Inc.. I googled Progressive Technology, went to their site, and downloaded the latest driver package, unzipped it onto the Dell, and this time the installation succeeded. And...the device worked ( I was able to connect to one of the serial devices I program ). However tat's not the end of the story.... I use Hyperterminal 5.1. Using the USB converter, Hyperterminal was sending _2_ Carriage Returns for every one I sent - this of course messed up my programming! I snooped around online, found a freeware terminal program called Tera-term. Installed it, and it works quite normally... Was the problem with Hyperterminal or the USB converter? don't know...HT never messed up before.. So - go figure - It wasn't a no-brainer for me. Possibly this review might help someone else. I've only been using this setup for a day, so maybe later I'll have more to say..
Simple enough, does what it's supposed to do. July 27, 2008 A. OLARTE 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Product works as it's supposed to under Mac OS X. Had to download drivers since included CD was a mini-CD and I have a slot loading drive. The only bad thing was that I couldn't redirect the shipment to my office as I normally do with items that I'm not around to receive. But I guess that's Tiger Direct's issue.
just what I needed June 20, 2008 Margaret A. Gaetani (kENNEBUNK, ME USA) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This was just what I needed to connect my old embroidery card reader to my new laptop. If I hadn't found this adapter, I would have had to throw away my $900 card reader and buy a new one with a usb cable. I couldn't use the cd that came with this adapter, it was one of those tiny ones that don't slide into a side loading cd slot but I was able to download the software from the manufacturer's website. Life is good.
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