DATA TAP - 2 X DB-25 FEMALE SERIAL - 1 X DB-25 MALE SERIAL

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Key Features

Serial adapter ensures long-lasting performance and durability
Data Tap feature delivers high productivity with dependable performance
Data transfer adapter ensures reliable and consistent connectivity across multiple supported devices

B+B SMARTWORX Connector Adapters

DATA TAP - 2 X DB-25 FEMALE SERIAL - 1 X DB-25 MALE SERIAL

Mfr # 232CDT SKU 4601960 UPC 835788108385

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Product Overview

DATA TAP - 2 X DB-25 FEMALE SERIAL - 1 X DB-25 MALE SERIAL

B+B SmartWorx RS-232 Data Tap - 2 x 25-pin DB-25 RS-232 Serial Female - 1 x 25-pin DB-25 RS-232 Serial Male
B+B SmartWorx RS-232 Data Tap
2 x 25-pin DB-25 RS-232 Serial Female - 1 x 25-pin DB-25 RS-232 Serial Male

Technical Specifications

Product Type	Data Transfer Adapter
Manufacturer Part Number	232CDT
Limited Warranty	Lifetime
Weight (Approximate)	3.20 oz
Features	Data Tap
Manufacturer	Advantech Co., Ltd
Product Model	232CDT
Product Name	RS-232 Data Tap
Brand Name	B+B SmartWorx
Country of Origin	United States
Connector Type on First End	DB-25 RS-232 Serial - Female
Connector Type on Second End	DB-25 RS-232 Serial - Male
Adapter Type	Serial
Connector on First End Details	2 x 25-pin DB-25 RS-232 Serial Female
Connector on Second End Details	1 x 25-pin DB-25 RS-232 Serial Male

Marketing Information

On the Data Tap the male RS-232 connector on the top and the female RS-232 connector on the bottom are connected straight through, pin for pin. These connectors are used to connect the Data Tap in series with the RS- 232 line to be tapped. Either the Transmit Data from pin 2 or the Receive Data from pin 3 can be brought out to the Tap Connector. Pin 1, Protective Ground, and pin 7, Signal Ground, of all three connectors are interconnected.

The small switch is used to program the Tap Connector. The bottom two switches pick Receive Data (RD) or Transmit Data (TD) to be sent to the Tap Connector. (See the markings near the switch.) When the RD switch is on, only mainline Receive Data is sent to the Tap Connector. When the TD switch is on, only mainline Transmit Data is sent to the Tap Connector. When both switches are on, both the Transmit Data and the Receive Data are sent to the Tap Connector.