Quatech DSCLP-100 Serial PCI Card Low Profile P/N 930-3103-01F-G For Sale

Quatech DSCLP-100 Serial PCI Card Low Profile P/N 930-3103-01F-G
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Quatech DSCLP-100 Serial PCI Card Low Profile P/N 930-3103-01F-G:
$24.99

Quatech DSCLP-100 Low Profile PCI Serial Communication Adapter, Part Number 930-3103-01F-G. This industrial-grade PCI serial card adds two RS-232 serial ports to a system through a single low-profile PCI slot, making it ideal for embedded systems, POS equipment, industrial automation, legacy hardware integration, and server applications. The card utilizes 16550 UARTs with FIFO buffers for reliable high-speed serial communications.

Features:

  • Manufacturer: Quatech
  • Model: DSCLP-100
  • Part Number: 930-3103-01F-G
  • Interface: Universal PCI (3.3V / 5V compatible)
  • Form Factor: Low Profile (MD1)
  • Ports: 2 × RS-232 Serial Ports
  • UART: Dual 16550 UARTs with 16-byte FIFOs
  • Data Rates up to 460.8 Kbps
  • Shared PCI interrupt architecture
  • Designed for industrial, embedded, and legacy system applications
  • Includes low-profile bracket installed (if applicable)

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  • Quatech DSCLP-100 PCI Serial Card

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