I have a propriatery RS232 device that I need to connect to a computer that has no serial ports (newer laptop). The hardware has a dongle incorporated into the cable to unlock the software needed to ...

Serial Card provides two powered RS232 (DB9) ports through a PCI Express slot - allows configuration to suit the specific requirements of powered RS232 devices Northampton, UK - October 23, 2012 - ...

LIBERTY, S.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sealevel’s 5402e is a PCI Express synchronous serial interface that provides four ports individually configurable for RS-232, RS-422, RS-485, RS-530, RS-530A or V.35.

The PCIe-COM232-8 from Acces I/O Products is a PCI Express card that provides eight RS-232 ports in a low-profile MD1 form factor. Just 4.7 in. long, the PCIe-COM232-8 has a seated height of only 2.2 ...

The COMM+16.PCIe 16-port RS-232 serial I/O adapter is said to have the highest serial-port count available for PCI Express. The card uses 16C854 UARTs with 128-byte FIFOs providing error-free ...

virtual-serial-port.com – There has been a lot of issues on how to create serial ports. In this article we will outline the main softwares which create and control serial ports fully and easily.

A socket that connects to a serial interface (one bit following another over one line). Serial ports are widely used by sensors for data acquisition, and they were standard on early computers for ...

My X31 had a parallel port, and there was a serial port on the optional UltraBase. I've never seen the UltraBase in person, but I expect it makes the X31 one thick but tiny footprint beast. I think PC ...

An image showing the input panel on the back of a tv panel - Piotr Wytrazek/Shutterstock The RS-232, or Recommended Standard 232, is a serial communication protocol introduced in 1960 by the ...

Sealevel’s 5402e is a PCI Express synchronous serial interface that provides four ports individually configurable for RS-232, RS-422, RS-485, RS-530, RS-530A or V.35. Designed using the first 4-port ...

The RS-232, or Recommended Standard 232, is a serial communication protocol introduced in 1960 by the now-defunct Electronic Industries Association (EIA). If you're of a certain age and grew up with ...