DeLOCK Adaptador USB 2.0 Type-C a Serial RS-422/485 2m 5V

This USB Type-C 2.0 to serial adapter from DeLOCK provides RS-422 and RS-485 interfaces for connection to measuring devices, POS systems, printers, modems, IoT devices and other equipment that requires serial communication. The adapter features a 6‑pin terminal block for solderless wiring and a 2 m cable with USB Type‑C connector; external devices can optionally be powered with 5 V via the terminal block.

Advantages

The adapter supports both RS‑422 and RS‑485 protocols, offers a solderless 6‑pin terminal block suitable for installation in PC housings, and includes a 2 m USB Type‑C cable for flexible placement. The option to supply 5 V to connected devices via the terminal block simplifies powering small peripherals without an additional power connection.

Suitable for

• Measuring and laboratory equipment with RS‑422/RS‑485 interfaces
• Point-of-sale (POS) systems and cash registers
• Serial printers and modems
• IoT devices and embedded controllers using serial communication

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• MPN: 64270
• EAN: 4043619642700
• Connector 1: USB Type‑C (USB 2.0)
• Connector 2: Terminal block for RS‑422/RS‑485 (6‑pin); DB‑9 signalling compatibility
• Cable length: 2 m
• Product colour: Transparent, Black
• Optional power output: 5 V via terminal block

How to use

Connect the USB Type‑C plug to a host device that supports USB 2.0. Wire the RS‑422 or RS‑485 lines to the 6‑pin terminal block following the wiring diagram of the connected device, and secure the terminals for reliable contact. If required, enable the 5 V power output on the terminal block to supply small external devices. Confirm communication settings (baud rate, parity, stop bits) on both the host and the serial device before starting data transfer.

Recommendations

For stable data transmission, keep cable runs within recommended lengths for RS‑422/RS‑485 networks, use proper shielding and grounding practices, and verify pin assignments against your device documentation before powering connected equipment.