PCMCIA CardBus Single Serial RS232
PCMCIA CardBus Dual Serial RS232
PCMCIA CardBus Quad Serial RS232
PCMCIA CardBus Single Serial RS422/485
PCMCIA CardBus Dual Serial RS422/485
For ExpressCard see: ExpressCard to Serial
For RS422/485 see: PCMCIA RS422/485
 | Windows 95-XP, Vista Windows CE, Linux (OS/2 for Rev H and prior) support |
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High-performance serial RS-232 communication port. |
| Speeds up to 921.6 kbps |
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Buffered 16550 UART for fast Windows operation |
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Platform independent - supports all PC Card Cardbus (PCMCIA), Type II compliant PCs |
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PCMCIA/PC Card Cardbus Card and Socket Services support. |
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Removable industry standard serial DB-9 male connector. |
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Serial port installs as a standard COM port. |
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Easy installation and configuration. |
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5 year warranty |
SSP-100 PCMCIA/PC Card Cardbus to Single Serial RS232 Communication PC Card
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DSP-100 PCMCIA/PC Card Cardbus Dual
Serial RS232 Communication PC Card
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PCQS100 PCMCIA/PC Card Cardbus to Quad Serial
RS232 Communication Card
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Serial communication speeds up to 921.6 kbps |
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Plug & Play and Hot Swap capability |
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Low power requirements |
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Ruggedized case with removable cable |
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All ports share a single PCMCIA interrupt |
| Serial port installs as a standard COM port |
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Win. 9x/Me/NT/2000/XP/CE, Vista Linux and OS/2 |
| Removable industry standard serial DB-9 male connectors |
| 5 year warranty |
PCP100 PCMCIA PC Card Cardbus to Parallel Printer PC Card
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Add a parallel port to your laptop with Model PCP100. This PCMCIA/PC Card Cardbus parallel port card plugs into a Type II PCMCIA socket and is PC-Card 2.1 compliant. It supports the Enhanced Parallel port (EPP) interface.
Many portable and handheld computers do not provide a parallel port. When they do, the built-in port often cannot function in EPP mode. The PCP100 is an ideal choice in these situations when a high speed parallel interface is required. For example, the PCP100 is currently being used with the Conquest estimating and survey software for dongle support. Of course, the most common use is to provide a high-speed printer port when one is not provided by the PC.
The PCP100 fully supports the IEEE 1284 EPP standard, and functions exactly like a computer’s native parallel port. Thus, unlike the many USB to parallel converters on the market, PCP100 will work seamlessly with any hardware or software that requires either an EPP or standard parallel port. It is compatible with both 3.3V and 5V systems.
| Parallel Printer PCMCIA/PC Card Cardbus fully supports the IEEE 1284 EPP interface standard |
| Provides a high speed bi-directional parallel link with external peripherals. |
| IBM PC parallel port compatible |
| Speeds to 700 kbps |
| One DB-25 female parallel connector |
| Software configurable base address |
| Software configurable interrupt |
| Memory only interface supported |
| 3.3V and 5V compatible |
| HP Palmtop drivers available |
| Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/CE Vista and Linux support |
| Works with most dongles |
| 5 year warranty |
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