Name: 16in DB9M Serial RS232 Add-A-Port Adapter Cable with Bracket for Intel® Motherboards
Brand: C2G
SKU: 27550
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16in DB9M Serial RS232 Add-A-Port Adapter Cable with Bracket for Intel® Motherboards

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16in DB9M Serial RS232 Add-A-Port Adapter Cable with Bracket for Intel® Motherboards

Serial expansion port has straight-through configuration

Product # :27550

Connector 1 :

(1) DB9 Male

Connector 2 :

(1) 10-pin IDS (Dual Row)

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Product Features

Serial expansion port has straight-through configuration

(1) DB9 Male on Connector 1

(1) 10-pin IDS (Dual Row) on Connector 2

Product Description

Ensure smooth data flow from either your DB9 male serial port. This adapter cable connects to the motherboard or i/o adapter via flat ribbon cabling, and attaches to a port knockout on your computer case.

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Product Specifications

Color :	Grey
Length :	16.00 Inch
UPC :	757120275503
Warranty :	Lifetime
Vendor :	C2G
Weight :	0.090 LB

Customer Reviews

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Rated 4 out of 5 by Casper89 from Intel MB/only has Serial Port header Works great! Cable is a little short from header on MB to external slot. Doesn't fit tight in slot (loose on the end that does not screw in).

Date published: 2009-05-11

Rated 5 out of 5 by Zebra from Just what I needed! I had to use this on a new ASUS MB that had the connector on the board. Problem was the connector was at the top right, and the closet open slot was more than 10 inches away. Installation was very easy, and had no issues with it what so ever.

Date published: 2012-02-07

Rated 4 out of 5 by joe the plumber from easy to install no instructions on where to plug it in!

Date published: 2009-05-04