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Armorview Pack of 5 PL2303HX USB to TTL to UART COM Cable Module Converter

Brand: Armorview

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Cable length: 1 meter
Line sequence defined:Red +5V, Black GND, Green TXD, White RXD,
Pack of 5 USB To TTL Converter
Works with Win10,need manual install driver
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Product description

Style:Pack of 5 Converter

Feature:
Black cable-----GND
Green cable-----TXD
White cable-----RXD
Red cable -------+5V

Package:
5x USB To TTL Converter

Works with Win10,need manual install driver
http://www.row-ware.com/usb/drivers/3.04.25.218/

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Style:Pack of 5 Converter

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Brand

Armorview

Manufacturer

Armorview

Part Number

TTLX5P

Item Weight

6.4 ounces

Product Dimensions

5.2 x 3.8 x 3.3 inches

Item model number

TTLX5P

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Assembled Height

3.3 inches

Assembled Length

5.2 inches

Assembled Width

3.8 inches

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Pack of 5 Converter

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Batteries Required?

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B0153718YQ

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208 ratings

3.8 out of 5 stars

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#13,443 in USB Cables

Date First Available

September 8, 2015

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h0tw1r3

Windows Compatibility Fix (Counterfeit?)

Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2014

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WARNING: If you receive one of these and it does not work straight away in Windows (any version) then it is a counterfeit Chinese knockoffs according to Prolific (source: http://www.prolific.com.tw/US/ShowProduct.aspx?p_id=225&pcid=41%E2%80%8E).

I would suggest your return it immediately and report to Amazon, but if you're like me and you didn't test it on Windows right away, follow the instructions on left brain tinkering blog (source: http://leftbraintinkering.blogspot.com/2013/05/usb-to-serial-prolific-2303-device.html). It really works.

15 people found this helpful

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galens

Counterfeit Prolific chip and early failures

Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2017

Style: Pack of 5 ConverterVerified Purchase

I purchased the pack of five in October of 2016. As another reviewer mentioned, these cables appear to have counterfeit Prolific chips. While the cable initially functions fine under Linux, I have had two of them overheat and fail. I suspect the chip is going into latch-up. I can't say for certain, but I think the latch-up occurred when I unplugged another USB device that was connected to the same USB hub as the cable. My guess is that the resulting transient on VUSB triggered the latch-up. I've been hesitant to use any of the remaining three for fear they will do the same thing.

I also have a much older version of this cable. It works fine, and when opened up I can see that it has what appears to be a genuine Prolific chip. It's unfortunate that the manufacturer decided to save pennies by using counterfeit parts.

In the photos you can see the newer cables which failed, and also the older cable which is good. The chip in the older cable has the expected Prolific Technology markings.

5 people found this helpful

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Donna W.

Works for FTDI programming of Arduinos too...

Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2015

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This little cable works quite well. At first I didn't realize that it was one pin short of being a proper FTDI cable for programming devices like Arduino boards (or even the Raspberry Pi according to one reviewer). I haven't tried it on a 3.3V Arduino, but it does work very nicely on the 5V boards -- provided you do one little trick...

Since it doesn't have the DTR (only a transmit and receive -- Tx and Rx), it can't reset the Arduino circuit for you to put it in the bootloader. That's what the DTR signal is used for during FTDI programming of those devices. However, all you have to do is when you click 'upload' (if building from the Arduino IDE) or run the Makefile (if running from the command-line or other IDE as I do on Linux), is press the Reset button on your Arduino board manually when avrdude launches. Works like a charm.

Though you do have to get the baud rate correct -- I messed that up the first time when running manually from a makefile on Linux. The ProMini boards need 57600 whereas the Uno is 115200. That took me a bit to figure out. Though if you are running from the Arduino IDE, just select the correct board in the menu and you are set...

The other thing is to get the pinout correct. First time out, I got the Tx and Rx backwards too... Here's the pinout for connecting to the Arduino boards:

Red = +5V VCC (only needed if you aren't powering your board with its own supply)
Gnd = Gnd
White = Connect to the TXO pin of the Arduino (PD1)
Green = Connect to the RXI pin of the Arduino (PD0)

I've only tried this cable on Linux. There it just works with nothing special. Though it came up as device /dev/ttyUSB instead of /dev/ttyAMC0, so be sure you select the correct device on the menus or enter the correct one on the command-line. I think for Mac you need an FTDI driver installed -- as I know I had to do that on my MacMini once when talking to the USB port of an Uno board (the generic FTDI drivers should work for it), but I haven't specifically tested this cable there. And I haven't tried it at all on Windoze... Presumably it works there too.

Overall, I like this cable and am well pleased with it.

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Joseph M. Tyson, Jr.

Works great under Linux Mint 15

Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2013

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Used to connect and power my Raspberry Pi (RPi) under Linux Mint 15, not additional drivers required.

Below is the wiring diagram used to connect with the RPi:

Wire Description
==== ===========
Red 5VDC @ 500mA Power via USB [can power RPi ~ Pin 2]
Black GND [RPi ~ Pin 6]
White RxD (3.3V logic level) [RPi Pin 8 ~ TxD]
Green TxD (3.3V logic level) [RPi Pin 10 ~ RxD]

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Melinda

Not plug and play on windows 10

Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2018

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I bought a netgear wnr2000v3 router at goodwill. I bricked the router when i loaded the wrong version of dd-wrt on it. I used this cable to unbrick it. This cable works but you have to uninstall the driver when using windows 10 and install a different one. I didn't use the 5v line 2 avoid frying the board. The router is working as a bridge and it was still cheaper then buying a wireless card that might not work on the linux desktop that resides at the opposite side of the house.

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ALMOST BURNED MY HAND

Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2016

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I have had this for a few months now. The build quality overall is horrible. The cheap plastic started to fall off upon arrival... Not a big deal since I thought it would do its job. Nope, it didn't do that either. It was a fake Prolific chip and I had to get older drivers that would work... Still, for the price, I thought this was fine as well. It soldiered on and did what I wanted it to do. Last night, it suddenly stopped taking the keyboard input. I thought it was a driver problem and went to the usual unplug and replug it. When I touched it, IT BURNED MY FINGERS!!! I shut down my computer and waited an hour for it to cool down. After it cooled down, I took it out. IT WAS STILL BOILING HOT!!! I took it and dumped it in some cold water. I removed the plastic case to see the circuit. I wasn't surprised when I saw many dark spots that looked like they came from high temperate. Not buying cheap serial cables again.

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