SeaLINK+232: USB to 1 Port RS-232 Serial Interface Adapter

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The 2101 USB serial I/O product provides a single USB to RS-232 serial port for providing USB connectivity to legacy or non-USB compliant devices via a DB-25 connector. SeaLINK® serial interface adapters support standard PC data rates up to 460K bps to provide you with the horsepower your serial I/O applications require.

Sealevel’s SeaCOM USB software drivers and utilities make installation and operation easy using Microsoft Windows and Linux operating systems. After installing the software, simply connect the SeaLINK serial interface adapter to your USB port and the device is immediately recognized by the system as a standard serial port.

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The 2101 has a DB-25M connector. If you need a DB-9M connector, order the 2105R.

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Specifications

Host Interface(s)

USB
Max Data Distance

50 feet
Max Data Rate

460.8K
Operating Temperature

0°C to 70°C (32°F to 158°F)
# of Ports

1
Power Requirement

+5V @ 50mA
Serial Connector(s)

DB25M
Storage Temperature

0°C to 70°C (32°F to 158°F)
USB Powered

Yes
OEM

No
USB Specification

1.1 Compliant ; 2.0 Compatible
Family

SeaLINK
Communications Chip

USB/UART
Dimensions

3.8" (L) x 2.3" (W) x 1.0" (H)9.66 cm (L) x 5.84 cm (W) x 2.54 cm (H)
Electrical Interface

RS-232
High Retention USB

Yes
Humidity Range

10-90% Relative Humidity/Non-Condensing

Software & Documentation

Reviews (1)

Show Director / Pyrodigital Scripting software Our issue started when we moved to Windows 8, our USB to serial adapter (Rs232) would not support Windows 8, So we could not download our fireworks scripts to the firing computers

Posted by Fx Worx on Mar 12th 2001

Show Director / Pyrodigital Scripting software Our issue started when we moved to Windows 8, our USB to serial adapter (Rs232) would not support Windows 8, So we could not download our fireworks scripts to the firing computers. Brian at Sealevel suggested there Sea Link +232 (2101). It worked flawless right out of the box! As our scripting stations get upgraded to Windows 8, we will be using Sealevel for all of our data transfers!