FT232RL USB to Mini DIN 5-Pin Programming Cable, 1.8M for Pana-Sonic T60-38 For Sale
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FT232RL USB to Mini DIN 5-Pin Programming Cable, 1.8M for Pana-Sonic T60-38
Price: US $17.60
Reliable FT232RL USB-to-Serial Conversion for Stable Connectivity: This cable integrates the proven FT232RL chipset to deliver robust driver compatibility and consistent data transfer across Windows and Linux. It creates a stable virtual COM port, ensuring a dependable connection for programming and communication tasks with Pana-sonic automation hardware.
Dedicated Mini DIN 5-Pin Interface for Pana-sonic Devices: Designed with the correct male Mini DIN 5-pin (MD5) connector, this cable directly interfaces with the programming/communication ports on compatible Panasonic FP-series PLCs (such as FP0 and FP2) and select Pana-sonic touch screen models, enabling a secure physical connection without adapters.
Enables PLC Programming & HMI Communication: Supports essential functions including uploading/downloading ladder logic programs, monitoring real-time data, and modifying parameters on compatible FP-series PLCs using Pana-sonic programming software. It also facilitates configuration and data exchange with certain models of Pana-sonic human-machine interface (HMI) panels.
Durable Construction with Strain Relief for Regular Use: Built to withstand the demands of a workshop or plant floor environment, the cable features a flexible PVC jacket, shielded internal wiring for noise reduction, and molded strain relief at both connectors to protect against physical stress and extend cable life.
Practical 1.8-Meter Length for Flexible Workspace Setup: The 1.8-meter (approximately 5.9-foot) length provides ample reach for convenient placement of your computer relative to the PLC or touch screen, allowing for organized and efficient workspace arrangements during development, commissioning, or maintenance tasks.
