Rs232 pcmcia serial

PCMCIA card port in your notebook you can add two additional serial ports without conflict to existing IRQ's, a great benefit when in need of more serial devices for your system.

Provides a reliable solution for Notebook to connect serial peripherals. Sometimes you need a product in a flash and just want to verify an item is in stock.

Conditions of Use. Site Map. Newsletter Unsubscribe. Reviews [more] Works great for Windows 7 attaching to Cisco Networking Description This item has been discontinued.

Displaying 1 to 7 of 7 reviews. I can't compare this card with other cards because this is the only card that I am using, I can just Works great for Windows 7 attaching to Cisco Networking equipment.

I just stepped on the old one and We use this card in combination with the rs isolator and both have performed flawless with our wa Im using this serial pcmcia card with my old windows xp laptop. Easy to install and works fine with Windows 7. The PCI serial card can only be installed in desktop computers. Since a PCI serial card is installed directly into the PCI slot in your computer it does not require any drivers to work. This is often a big advantage, not only because it avoids problems with installing and working with the drivers but more often because latency sensitive serial devices will not work properly with serial ports dependable on drivers.

The drivers for a virtual serial port will always create a slight data delay in the communication which latency sensitive devices might not accept. If you are using a quality serial port card this usually works fine, however many low-cost serial cards often has driver problems making communication hard or even impossible. Wireless Serial Solutions. Serial to Ethernet Converters. Serial Port Cards. I would just order one, but they aren't exactly cheap, so I wanted to know if anyone has any experience with these working under OS9 before I take the plunge.

If it works, this would be the perfect portable setup to bridge all my Macs. File transfer over ADB? Never heard of such a thing. I have no idea what possible use that cable might have. There was a product that could be added to some of the G4 towers, which occupied the modem slot on the logic board and added a mini-din serial port to the G4, though it worked under OS9 only. So some such thing as what you are asking is conceivable. There are to my mind more interesting solutions. If the ASIP machine were wired to your router, you could then connect to it from almost any machine in your collection.

Your other machines, however, will be perfectly happy with it. The obvious sneakernet alternatives would be floppy, Zip, or burned CDs.