Single port RS-422/485 serial PCMCIA card with detachable cable

Features

• 1x RS-422/485 asynchronous communications port
• Port configurable as either RS-422 or RS-485
• 16750 UART with 64-byte FIFO
• Speeds up to 921.6 kbps
• Auto enable/disable of RS-422/485 transmitter
• Full duplex and half duplex modes supported
• Removable Cable with 1 DB-9 male included, 12"
• Low power requirements
• Windows 95-XP, Windows CE, Windows Vista, Linux (OS/2 for Rev H and prior) support

Description

The Quatech SSP-200/300 offers a convenient way to add a single RS-422/485 serial port to your laptop, PDA, or desktop (using one of Elan's Desktop PCMCIA adapters - P111, P222 etc.). The card automatically configures to become another COM port using the supplied drivers that are tried, tested, and optimized for Windows.

Quatech RS-422/485 asynchronous serial PCMCIA cards are an ideal solution for adding additional ports to a wide variety of portable systems. Because they share electronic fundamentals with native bus architectures such as PCI and ISA, they function exactly like standard COM ports and can be addressed as such by most application software.

Quatech serial PCMCIA cards provide industry leading speeds of up to 921.6 kbps by employing a clock multiplying feature in conjunction with 16750 UARTs. To further increase performance, we have created an auto toggle feature for the RS-422/485 transmitter that permits the hardware itself to regulate data flow by only driving lines while actively transmitting--providing increased speed and convenience over the older software controlled method.

Program / Software Information

Windows 95-XP, Windows CE, Windows Vista, Linux (OS/2 for Rev H and prior) support

Automatic O.S. recognition and configuration. Hot swappable PCMCIA 2.1+ compliant TypeII design.

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Detailed Data Sheet

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