Câble série DeLOCK 86602 noir 2 m RS-232 Sub-D9

The DeLOCK 86602 is a 2-meter serial cable with RS-232 Sub-D9 connectors in a black finish, designed to connect serial devices reliably. This cable provides standard RS-232 signal wiring for point-to-point connections between computers, modems, industrial controllers, POS terminals and other equipment that use the 9-pin D-sub interface. The 2 m length offers flexibility in device placement while maintaining signal integrity for typical serial communications at standard data rates.

Advantages

The cable uses metal-shielded Sub-D9 connectors for secure mating and reduced electrical interference. A flexible outer jacket and strain-relieved connector ends improve durability under repeated insertion and cable movement. The cable’s straightforward pinout and industry-standard connector shape make it compatible with a wide range of legacy and modern RS-232 devices without additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Connecting computers or laptops to RS-232 peripherals such as modems and routers
• Linking industrial controllers, PLCs or instrumentation for serial data exchange
• Point-of-sale systems and receipt printers using a 9-pin serial interface
• Service, configuration and maintenance tasks that require serial console access

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 meters
• Connector type: 9-pin D-sub (Sub-D9) male to female or female to male as required by device pairing
• Color: black
• Signal standard: RS-232 serial communication
• Outer jacket: flexible PVC for mechanical protection and insulation

How to use

Identify the correct orientation of the Sub-D9 connectors and plug each end firmly into the corresponding serial ports of the devices being connected. Ensure connectors are fully seated and, if present, secure any thumbscrews to prevent accidental disconnection. After physical connection, configure device serial settings (baud rate, parity, data bits, stop bits and flow control) in software or device menus to match on both ends before initiating communication.

Recommendations

Avoid routing the cable near high-voltage power lines or strong electromagnetic sources to minimize interference. For extended reliability, do not sharply bend the cable near connector ends and avoid excessive flexing. Inspect connectors periodically and replace the cable if shielding or insulation is visibly damaged.