Soros kábel DeLOCK 64073 USB Type-A DB-9 átlátszó 2m

The DeLOCK 64073 is a transparent 2 m serial cable that converts a USB Type-A connection to a DB-9 (RS-232) port. It enables connection of meters, POS systems, printers, modems, IoT devices and other serial equipment to a computer via USB. The cable includes integrated driver software for straightforward setup and three LED indicators to show RX, TX and USB power status at the RS-232 end.

Advantages

The transparent design lets users visually inspect the cable and connectors. The 2 m length provides flexible placement between devices. Integrated driver software simplifies installation on most computers. Three LEDs at the RS-232 port display transmission, reception and USB power status for easy troubleshooting. The DB-9 connector supports standard RS-232 serial communication via a USB Type-A host port.

Suitable for

• Connecting serial devices (RS-232) to modern computers without native COM ports
• Point-of-sale systems and receipt printers
• Industrial meters, modems and IoT gateways
• Service, configuration and maintenance of legacy equipment

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 64073
• EAN: 4043619640737
• Connector 1: USB Type-A
• Connector 2: DB-9 (RS-232)
• Cable length: 2 m
• Colour: Transparent
• LEDs: RX, TX, USB power indicator at RS-232 end

How to use

Install the integrated driver software on the computer according to the included instructions or the manufacturer’s download page. Connect the USB Type-A plug to an available USB port on the computer and the DB-9 connector to the serial device. Verify the LEDs at the RS-232 end indicate power and data activity. Configure the serial communication parameters (baud rate, parity, data bits, stop bits) in the host application or operating system to match the connected device.

Recommendations

For stable communication, use a USB port that provides sufficient power and avoid excessive cable bends. Match serial settings between devices and install the latest driver version from DELOCK if connection issues occur.