StarTech.com Female 10 Pin IDC to Male 9 Pin D-sub Serial Cable, 400mm

Created by the experts, StarTech.com have a wide range of Serial Cable Assemblies to find the perfect part for your needs. This serial slot plate is an excellent choice for those wanting to install a D-Sub serial port in their computer enclosure or external case. The header plate installs directly into a computer system where an RS232 mount receptacle is available.

To use the cable, simply attach the 10 pin IDC (Insulation Displacement Connector) to the motherboard and the DB9 serial port to an existing face or wall plate.

With no software installation or download required, this product is a true plug in and play experience. It’s compatible with the majority of operating systems such as Windows and Linux, making it super easy to integrate into different work environments.

Note: please refer to the technical specifications to check your motherboard is compatible with this cable.

This handy adapter from StarTech is 16in in length, meaning you can attach the connectors in their respective places and not have to worry about the cable not reaching the connection points.

StarTech.com only use parts that are reliable and durable because they know their customers need products to perform 100% of the time. That’s why this DB9 cable is backed by a lifetime warranty.

The serial assembly cable is a cost-effective way to connect legacy serial devices without needing to upgrade equipment, saving the need to throw away older but perfectly usable equipment.

• 1x Male DB9 port
• Slot plate/bracket for the back of your computer
• 1x IDC female motherboard header connector
• 16in cable
• Gray ribbon cable colour
• Plug and play

With this cable, StarTech.com allow their users to mount a serial port on their computers and connect RS232 serial applications. This can include legacy keyboards and Data Communications Equipment.

• 1x 16-inch 9 Pin Serial Male to 10 Pin Motherboard Header Slot Plate

A DB-9 connection is primarily used for joining serial peripherals and devices, such as keyboards and mice, to computers. The connection is used to transfer power and data.