Can anyone confirm if this will work for rs232 serial communication?
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It doesn't work at the logic voltage level that the technical rs232 spec requires. But the communications are serial protocol. You would need a logic level converter to use this with rs232.
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Thank you for posting your question! This USB to serial adapter works well on Mac OS X versions 10.6 and later. However, the software you use to communicate with the connected devices must also support the OS X version you are using. The necessary OS X driver for the USB to serial adapter is available from our website at: http://plugable.com/products/pl2303-db9/drivers. Please feel free to contact us about any additional questions at http://support.plugable.com. David Plugable Support
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No. I think you have the wrong product. This is for controlling RS-232 devices over IP. It's a serial connector. You are looking for a USB Print Server. Start you search with that term and it should lead you in the right direction. Good luck!
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This is TTL. It will not talk to a true RS232 device. RS232 signals are inverted TTL - i.e. a "mark" in TTL is high (+3.3v or +5v), but in RS232 it is low (-13v or whatever). RS232 != TTL
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i don't know exactly what you are looking for. If it is the Red Yellow White connections, no. There is a port on the back, serial, but nothing I have seen before. Most likely for a dual computer system or something like that.
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No, it does not. However is has an RS-232C plug in back. That serial plug in can be used for various functions. Check the manual for specifics. CHEERS!
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The serial (PC, or DB9) end is Female, which is required to connect to any computer RS 232 port, which is the male side. The other end plugs directly into the controller, (like a 4P4C Phone handset to base, cable end). Hope this helps.
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I think ;that you can find the answer to this question in the datasheet for this device - located in the images section. It shows use in a RS-422 full duplex application which should also be applicable to a RS-485 full duplex application.
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I have only a little experience with this. I used it to remotely hook up a PLC device. This device is very picky on protocol. I believe that it works for me is because my software has a wide range of comports and the USB over IP set up a virtual COM 12. It's works smoothly where other devices have failed. So, I would say it depends on the software you are using to monitor your UPS.
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RS-485 is half duplex (2 wires). For full duplex, you need RS-422 -- which this does support, but I've not used it.
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I don't see why not. I believe you'll need an app to emulate serial data via the connection. I've paired this with my MacBook Pro and was able to wirelessly transmit serial data using the Arduino Serial Monitor.
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This device is used to connect 9pin RS-232 serial devices to newer computers that do not have a legacy serial port. It will not work with 15pin VGA connections.
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It would depend upon what transceiver it uses... you might try contacting the manufacturer. The spec is 10Mbps @ 40ft to 100Kbps @ 4000ft. The distributor's spec page indicates 300bps to 921600bps up to 1.2Km: http://www.serialstuff.com/usb-to-rs485-422-terminal-block/ I have used this successfully under Windows 8 64-bit.
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Its pretty good in terms of transmission. I checked on modscan to see whether my loop is transmitting the datas or not. It really helped me to find that on RS485 communication. Speed was not my concern but the data being transmitted or received was checked.
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It is for a standard 9-pin DB9 RS-232 serial connector according to the literature provided. It does receive a 9-pin plug, just couldn't get it to recognize the device that I was trying to connect.
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I don't know about specific models but this device should be agnostic. I've tested it with Cisco/Linksys and Meraki products--two completely different products and it works. So as long as the device is using industry standard protocols, it should be fine.
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I've always used R T Systems programming software and it works good. Here's the link for their FT-60 programming equipment and software http://www.rtsystemsinc.com/FT-60-programming-software-and-USB-cable-s/1909.htm