Brainboxes- PCMCIA 2 Port Velocity Serial (RS-422/485) PC Card with 128 Byte FIFO (PM-121)

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Brainboxes- PCMCIA 2 Port Velocity Serial (RS-422/485) PC Card with 128 Byte FIFO (PM-121) : image 1

Scan code: LN12398 Manufacturer code: PM-121

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Product Overview A PCMCIA type II card providing two serial ports independently configurable as RS422 or RS485 full or half duplex.

The megabaud transfer rates and the 128 byte deep FIFO, coupled with the RS485 Half Duplex Hardware Implemented Autogating guarantees uncompromising performance and fault-free use for the laptop user.

Baud rates are software selectable. Features Software
Micrsoft signed drivers (easy installation and robust operations) for:

• Windows server 2003 x32 bit and x64 bit Editions
• Windows XP x32 bit and x64 bit Editions
• Windows 2000

Fully tested drivers also included for:

• Windows Me, Windows 98 and 95
• Windows CE

As well as: full support documentation, a thorough trouble shooting guide and terminal software. Detailed sample source code for all popular programming languages.

Features
• 2 x RS422/485 serial ports each selectable as RS422 or RS485
• Massive 128 byte FIFO per port
• On-board zener diodes offer transient spike protection
• On-board terminating resistors with full fail-safe open / short circuit protection
• PCMCIA - Fully Plug & Play auto configuring interrupt and address

Specifications
Interface	PCMCIA
Connectivity	2 x RS422/485

Additional Information
Scan Code	LN12398
Model Number	PM-121
GTIN	837324000115

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