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With DB9 extension cables from Cables To Go, you will no longer sacrifice convenience when it comes to the placement of computer peripherals in your work area! Let us give you the flexibility to extend an existing piece of hardware wherever you need it. Our DB9 extension cables can extend your existing connections or replace the cables that restrict you. Each extension cable comes fully shielded to prevent against unwanted EMI/RFI interference, and its fully-molded design delivers excellent strain relief.

New Upgrade USB-A to RJ-45 (RS-232) Console AdapterEquipped with the FTDI chipset, the UC232BF features reliable data transmission at a high speed and better device compatibility via plug-n-play connectivity.Multi-System SupportThe UC232BF is compatible with multiple operating systems, such as macOS, Linux, Windows 7/8/10, and legacy Windows Vista/2000/XP/98 versions as well.Stable Performance, Fast TransmissionThe UC232BF offers USB 2.0 connectivity and is equipped with a robust cable that ensures proven anti-EMI performance for reliable signal transmission at speeds of up to 921.6 Kbps baud rate.Broadly Compatible with Serial Devices via RJ-45 ConnectivityThe UC232BF allows your PC or laptop to control and communicate with various serial devices directly via RJ-45 cable, such as modem, network switch, router, barcode scanner, etc.

The ATEN UC485 is a high quality industrial adapter designed to instantly add an RS-422/485 port to your PC or laptop via a USB port. The adapter is powered via the USB connection without needing an external power supply.The UC485 adapter lets you use a single USB connection to create plug-and-play serial transfers without additional cables or complicated device installations. It lets you connect any RS-485 or RS-422 device to your computer's USB port, without experiencing computer lock-ups, I/O or driver problems. It is the ideal solution for connecting industrial devices such as laboratory machines, measuring equipment, automated systems, monitoring devices, and many more – where mission-critical applications are required.