
USB/Serial Converter [FT232RL]
This USB-to-serial converter adds a DB9 RS-232 serial port to your computer via USB. Based on the FTDI FT232RL chip, it delivers true RS-232 voltage levels (approximately ±10V) rather than TTL 5V — ensuring compatibility with older devices like GPS receivers, handheld programmers, and other equipment with DB9 serial ports.
Three built-in LEDs provide at-a-glance status: a power LED confirms the adapter is connected, and RX/TX LEDs help debug your serial connection. FTDI drivers are available for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
Key Features
- FTDI FT232RL Chip – Reliable performance with rock-solid driver support
- True RS-232 Levels – Voltage doubler/inverter for ±10V output (not just 0–5V)
- DB9 Connector – Standard 9-pin serial port for legacy devices
- Status LEDs – Power, RX, and TX indicators for easy debugging
- Cross-Platform – Works with macOS, Linux, and Windows
Ideal For
- Connecting legacy RS-232 devices to modern computers
- GPS receivers, handheld programmers, and industrial equipment
- Serial debugging and communication
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Description
This USB-to-serial converter adds a DB9 RS-232 serial port to your computer via USB. Based on the FTDI FT232RL chip, it delivers true RS-232 voltage levels (approximately ±10V) rather than TTL 5V — ensuring compatibility with older devices like GPS receivers, handheld programmers, and other equipment with DB9 serial ports.
Three built-in LEDs provide at-a-glance status: a power LED confirms the adapter is connected, and RX/TX LEDs help debug your serial connection. FTDI drivers are available for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
Key Features
- FTDI FT232RL Chip – Reliable performance with rock-solid driver support
- True RS-232 Levels – Voltage doubler/inverter for ±10V output (not just 0–5V)
- DB9 Connector – Standard 9-pin serial port for legacy devices
- Status LEDs – Power, RX, and TX indicators for easy debugging
- Cross-Platform – Works with macOS, Linux, and Windows
Ideal For
- Connecting legacy RS-232 devices to modern computers
- GPS receivers, handheld programmers, and industrial equipment
- Serial debugging and communication





















