I'm a little confused. Are you talking between the PC and edgeport's USB ports or the edgeport to serial device 9-pin ports?I just purchased an edgeport usb to serial converter. The edgeport has female connections and the device I need to hook up has a male. The only cables I'm finding have both ends the same.
This is also a great method and I also use those adapters as well. A little trick, you an take the unused wire/pins and "route" them through the side of the adapter (so they stick out). You can then cut the pins off, solder some extension wire on them, and use them for other peripherals in that area (since there are eight wires on a Cat5e). You do need to purchase DB-9 connectors with solder pins (Rat Shack has them).I opted to get DB9-RJ45 adapters (both DB9 male and DB9 female adapters - they're only $1 each), and build my own custom-length cables.
I opted to get DB9-RJ45 adapters (both DB9 male and DB9 female adapters - they're only $1 each), and build my own custom-length cables.
Much cheaper, plus I don't have to stress about cable gender. I live in the bay area, we hate any type of gender-centric conversations![]()
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I opted to get DB9-RJ45 adapters (both DB9 male and DB9 female adapters - they're only $1 each), and build my own custom-length cables.
Much cheaper, plus I don't have to stress about cable gender. I live in the bay area, we hate any type of gender-centric conversations![]()
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IVB, where do you get them for a 1$?
Thanks
Ben
$0.70 each for male or female at monoprice.IVB, where do you get them for a 1$?
It's also kind of handy to get the removal tool FYI:$0.70 each for male or female at monoprice.IVB, where do you get them for a 1$?
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product....at=2&style=
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product....at=2&style=