(Retired, replaced by PL2303TA) PL2303HX USB-UART Serial Programmer
$1.10
- Description
- Additional information
- Reviews (8)
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Description
Feature:
- Use the PL2303HX high speed and stable control IC
- Over current protection
- Two LED for data transferring status
- 3.3V and 5V is avaiable
- Paralleled pins make it more convenient than vertical pins.
- Support Win7
- Entire Board are covered and protected by the high quality and transparent heat-sensitive membrane, so the entire PCB is insulating with external environment in order to protect static.
Documentation:
- According to our customers feedback, this item seems NOT working with windows 8, because it is not PL2303HXD (rev D)
- Get the driver on this page.
Application:
- Simple Serial Port communication from USB to TTL for DIY purpose.
- For all kinds up-gradation of statelite TV
- Router, Hard disk, ADSL, modern firmware upgradation or crack.
- Cell phone, XBOX360, GPS, car repair, DVD upgradation
- All kinds of MCU, STC, NXP, etc
Additional information
| Weight | 0.01 kg |
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muzy (verified owner) –
This USB to TTL converter works fine. Drivers are included in most Linux distributions; Windows and Mac OS works after driver installation.
rahulsinghal (verified owner) –
It is very inexpensive and a good USB to serial converter i had used.
It provides 3.3 V and 5V with short ciruit protection capabilities, simply awesome feature.
jcding (verified owner) –
This USB to TTL adapter works better than my expectation. I am going to order more for this adapter
trhardin (verified owner) –
This work well with 8051 projects under real terminal which can be found on source forge. when used with arduino boards, you have to remember to push the reset button ….
dlad (verified owner) –
Nice module, easy to use and work perfectly with linux or windows 7 OS !
nfriedly (verified owner) –
OS X driver is at http://www.prolific.com.tw/US/ShowProduct.aspx?p_id=229&pcid=41 but it doesn’t seem to work (and I think they know it because that page even links to some third-party drivers. But one of them is paid and the other requires disabling driver signing…)
quecg2 (verified owner) –
This is a nice tool.
It is possible to use it on Windows 8 or 10 but you’ll have to follow this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H394FnMzeFo
steve.bromwich (verified owner) –
Works well under Linux, the colour coded 3.3V/5V is a nice touch.