The ATC-830 module is a cost-effective way to convert TTL signals to a USB interface. When connected to a PC USB port, it is automatically detected and installed as a native COM port compatible with any existing serial communication application. It supports the configuration of a multi-serial system using USB hubs without the need for IRQ or DMA configuration. It has 600W protection between the USB port and TTL to protect the PC from spikes or possible misconnections in the communication bus.
The ATC-830 module is a cost-effective USB to TTL interface converter that automatically installs as a native COM port. It supports various operating systems including Windows, Mac, and Linux, and features 600W logic protection to safeguard the PC from spikes or misconnections.
| Computer interface | USB V1.1 2.0 Plug and Play |
|---|---|
| Transmission rate | from 300 bps to 1Mbps |
| Maximum TTL cable length | 15 m |
| Logic protection | 600W |
| USB connection type | Mini-B connector |
| TTL logic connector | DB 9 Male type |
| Enclosure dimensions | 55 x 35 x 15 mm |
| Operating temperature | 0 to 70 °C |
The module supports Windows 98/ME/XP/2000/CE, MAC, and Linux 2.4.20 or superior.
The TTL logic termination is implemented as a DB9 male connector.
Unplug the converter and run the FTDIUNIN.EXE program from the software CD-ROM, then reboot the PC.