Data Cables Data cables for physical connections

About Data Cables

Data cables are used to physically connect two devices so that data can be transmitted between them. For example, a data cable may be used to connect a datalogger to a communication peripheral, a datalogger to a computer, a computer to a communication peripheral, or one communication peripheral to another.

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17394 Converter, USB to DB9 Pin (Male) RS-232

The 17394 is a six-foot interface cable fitted with a USB connector on one end and a 9-pin pin (male) RS-232 connector on the other end. The USB connector attaches to the USB port of a PC. The RS-232...read more

18663 Null Modem Cable, 9-Pin PIn (Male) to 9-Pin Pin (Male)

This 1 ft, null modem cable has 9-pin connectors on both ends for connecting the datalogger's RS-232 port to a peripheral's RS-232 port. An interface such as the SC105 or SC932A is typically not requi...read more

31055 CPI/RS-232 Data Cable, RJ45 to DB9 Pin (Male)

The 31055 adapts an RS-232/CPI RJ45 port to a DB9 pin (male) connector. This cable is offered to make it easier to connect a DCE serial device, such as a cellular modem, to the RS-232/CPI port. ...read more

SC12 Robust CS I/O Cable, 2 ft

The SC12 is our standard cable for connecting the data logger's 9-pin serial I/O port to most peripherals with a 9-pin port. It is supplied with many of our standard communications peripherals. ...read more

SC12R-6 Robust CS I/O Cable, 6 ft

The SC12R-6 connects two or more 9-pin peripherals to the CS I/O port of a Campbell Scientific datalogger. The SC12R-6 may be "daisy-chained" to connect one additional peripheral with each additional...read more

SC929 Interface Cable, CS I/O to RS-232

The SC929 is a cable interface between a datalogger and a computer. One end of the cable connects to the datalogger's CS I/O port. The other end connects directly to the 9-pin serial port of a compute...read more

MD9 Coax Multidrop Interface

Effective 1 January 2004, the MD9 Multidrop Interface was generally replaced for new multidrop applications by the MD485 Multidrop Interface. However, the MD9 remains available for customers with exis...read more