DTech FTDI USB to TTL Serial 3.3V Adapter Cable TX RX Signal 3 Pin 0.1 inch Pitch Female Socket FT232RL Chip Windows 11 10 8 7 Linux MAC OS (6ft, Black)
Key features
- •USB to TTL serial adapter (with 3 pin 0.1" pitch female header socket) connects devices with 3.3 V logic level UART signals interface to a laptop via USB port
- •A genuine FT232RL chip module is housed in USB 2.0 type A male terminal for wider compatibility and supports reliable data transfer rates
- •6 feet FTDI USB to serial cable (3 way output flying leads ) provides access to UART (transmit) Tx, (receive) Rx and GND
- •FTDI chipset on the PCB board has configurable internal EEPROM and UART signals can be individually inverted by configuring the EEPROM
- •Compatible with Windows 10, 8, 8.1, 7 (32, 64-bit), 2008/XP/Vista/CE, Mac OS, Linux 2.4 and greater; ideal USB 2.0 debug cord for Vendor ID re-write, router, GPS, set top box, transmitter, flash firmware on hard drive, etc.
DTech FTDI USB to TTL Serial 3.3V Adapter Cable TX RX Signal 3 Pin 0.1 inch Pitch Female Socket FT232RL Chip Windows 11 10 8 7 Linux MAC OS (6ft, Black)
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Perfect for wiring up a 3d printer to a pi
Xelinor✓ Verified Purchase•October 19, 2023
This was perfect for running Klipper on my 3d printer. It works exactly as expected, nice long cable, and the USB plug doesn't interfere with the other plugs. Everything I could ask for.
Labels for the leads would be nice but it works
Shawn✓ Verified Purchase•October 5, 2023
Labels for the leads would be nice Yu but it works
Works for CASIO 9000G series calculators
Basis Unus✓ Verified Purchase•September 28, 2023
I got this cable for connecting old CASIO calculators to a computer. I also bought a 2.5mm stereo connector and soldered to the cable. I tested the cable with two models of calculators: CFX-9800G and CFX-9850GB+. Both worked well. I found it difficult to obtain the original CASIO link cable and information on how it works scarce. Here is what I think might be important to use it. First, make sure the pins are soldered correctly. For the 2.5mm connector, the tip is receiving line and the ring sending line. Test first and then solder. I used a Window 7 laptop with FA-124 software. There is no need to install extra drivers. CFX-9800G needed to set the parity to NONE on the calculator. I also tried FA-121 on Windows 98SE. For sending the screen capture of a tri-color calculator, it needed to set the mode to Monochrome. Windows 7 with FA-124 is recommended. Other OSs may have driver issues.
Reliable at 115200 baud between RPi and MacOS/Linux/Windows
Daniel L.✓ Verified Purchase•September 22, 2023
No driver required under Mac OS and Ubuntu. On Windows 10 I needed to download and install the FTDI VCP Driver.
Build seems okay for an environment where the computer/device are mostly sitting untouched, but plastic housing and thin wires may not hold up to frequent plugging/unplugging or flexing.
Works well for serial booting/debugging bare-metal Raspberry Pi with GDB, which does not need RTS/CTS. Reliable at the default speed of 115200 (haven't tried other baud rates).
Remember to connect RXD RXD).
Build seems okay for an environment where the computer/device are mostly sitting untouched, but plastic housing and thin wires may not hold up to frequent plugging/unplugging or flexing.
Works well for serial booting/debugging bare-metal Raspberry Pi with GDB, which does not need RTS/CTS. Reliable at the default speed of 115200 (haven't tried other baud rates).
Remember to connect RXD RXD).
Compatible with Linux
uscjeremy✓ Verified Purchase•September 3, 2023
Works well as a low-cost alternative to an FTDI cable. I like the simplicity of just having RX/TX/GND. Worked immediately under Linux creating /dev/ttyUSB. I only wish the RX/TX wires were labelled.
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