TRENDnet TU-S910 10 Ft. USB to Serial Converter
The TRENDnet TU-S910 USB to Serial Converter is a reliable 10 ft. cable solution that bridges legacy RS-232 serial devices with modern USB ports. Whether you need to connect a network switch, modem, printer, or other serial equipment to your desktop PC or laptop, this USB to Serial adapter delivers plug-and-play connectivity without additional drivers on most systems. With integrated cables for flexible installation and broad OS support including Windows and Mac, the TU-S910 eliminates compatibility barriers and extends your device connectivity range.
Key Features
- 10 ft. integrated cable for extended reach and flexible device placement
- USB to RS-232 serial conversion for legacy device compatibility
- Supports Windows and Mac operating systems
- Plug-and-play installation with minimal configuration
- Compact design ideal for desktop and laptop environments
- Connects switches, modems, printers, and other serial devices
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
TRENDnet |
| Part Number |
TU-S910 |
| Cable Length |
10 feet |
| Interface Type |
USB to RS-232 Serial |
| Operating Systems |
Windows, Mac |
| Cable Configuration |
Integrated |
| Compatible Devices |
Network switches, modems, printers, serial equipment |
Frequently Asked Questions
What devices can I connect with a USB to Serial Converter?
The TRENDnet TU-S910 connects any RS-232 serial device including network switches, modems, printers, industrial equipment, and legacy peripherals to modern USB ports on computers.
Is the TU-S910 compatible with Mac computers?
Yes, the TRENDnet TU-S910 supports both Windows and Mac operating systems, making it versatile for mixed IT environments and home office setups.
How long is the USB to Serial Converter cable?
The TU-S910 features a 10 ft. integrated cable, providing extended reach for connecting serial devices at a distance from your computer without additional adapters.
Do I need drivers for the TU-S910?
The TRENDnet TU-S910 is designed for plug-and-play operation on most systems, though driver installation may be required for older operating systems or specific configurations.
