Lindy 31573 2m Null modem 9 pin D-Sub Cable

Struggling to transfer files between two older PCs without a network? The Lindy 31573 2m Null modem 9 pin D-Sub Cable is a simple, reliable solution that lets you link two computers directly, copying data quickly and securely. Its 2 m length gives you enough slack to connect machines on a desk or across a small office, while the fully moulded design protects the connectors for long-term use.

Benefits of Lindy null modem cable

You enjoy hassle-free file sharing without needing a router or additional software, thanks to the built-in crossover pin configuration. The sturdy moulded housing reduces wear, so the cable stays functional for years. A ten-year warranty gives peace of mind, knowing any defect will be dealt with promptly. Its female-to-female DB-9 connectors fit standard serial ports, making setup straightforward and error-free.

Key Features of a 2 m null modem cable

• Cable / Right Connector Gender: Female. Allows easy attachment to the serial port on the right-hand computer.
• Cable / Left Connector Gender: Female. Matches the left-hand computer’s port without adapters.
• Cable / Right Connector Type: 9 pin D-Sub (DB-9). Standard connector for legacy PCs.
• Cable / Left Connector Type: 9 pin D-Sub (DB-9). Ensures compatibility with most serial devices.
• Cable / I/O Cable Type: Null modem cable. Provides the necessary crossover wiring for direct PC-to-PC communication.
• Cable / Cable Subcategory: Serial. Designed specifically for serial data transfer tasks.
• Connectivity / Connector: 9 pin D-Sub (DB-9) - female. Secure, lock-type fit reduces accidental disconnections.
• Connectivity / Connector (Second End): 9 pin D-Sub (DB-9) - female. Mirrors the first end for symmetrical connections.
• Product colour: White. Neutral colour blends into most workspaces.
• Cable length: 2 m. Gives ample reach for desk-side or nearby workstation setups.

Usages of a 2 m null modem cable

Perfect for everyday data exchange between legacy machines:

• Connecting two desktops to share files with Laplink or Windows file-link utilities.
• Linking a PC to a serial printer for direct printing tasks.
• Setting up a quick data link for MS-DOS Interlink or Novell-DOS Filelink.
• Creating a temporary network for software updates on older operating systems.
• Pairing two industrial controllers that use DB-9 serial ports.

Lindy null modem cable

Many buyers worry that serial cables are fragile or that they won’t fit modern equipment. They also fear limited warranty coverage and unclear compatibility. This cable addresses those concerns with a fully moulded, durable construction and a generous ten-year warranty, ensuring it will survive frequent plugging and unplugging. Its standard 9-pin DB-9 female connectors guarantee it works with any PC or device that still uses a serial port, removing any guesswork about fit or function.

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