USB adapters bring new life to serial devices

A Sealevel Systems product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Jun 13, 2007

Serial devices are ideal for connecting one or two peripherals such as barcode scanners, serial displays and data acquisition modules to any USB port.

The SeaLink+I.DIN and the SeaLink+2I.DIN are the latest additions to the popular SeaLink USB serial product line from Sealevel Systems.

Offering designers the choice of one or two serial ports, SeaLink serial devices are the perfect way to connect peripherals such as barcode scanners, serial displays and data acquisition modules to any USB port.

Each DB9M serial port is configurable for RS232, RS422 or RS485 via DIL switches accessible through the case, and optical isolation protects the host computer from damaging voltage surges and ground loops commonly found in industrial and OEM applications.

For maximum reliability, each adapter includes Sealevel's patent-pending SeaLatchtm locking USB connector design that prevents accidental cable disconnection.

Installation and setup is easy.

Simply install the included software and then connect the serial adapter to your USB port.

SeaLink serial ports appear as standard COM ports to the host system enabling compatibility with legacy software.

SeaLink serial adapters are USB bus powered eliminating the need for external power supplies.

Status LEDs display transmit and receive activity, and SeaLink serial adapters support datarates to 921.6Kbit/s.

For convenient mounting, SeaLink serial adapters include a removable plastic clip that snaps onto 35mm DIN rail.

The clip can also be attached with screws to a wall, under a counter, or to any other flat surface.

Standard SeaLink adapters operate between 0 to 70C and designers can special-order extended temperature (-40 to +85C) adapters.

Both adapters are available now and prices start at US $139.

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