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Original FT232RL onboard
Supports Mac, Linux, Android, WinCE, Windows 7/8/8.1/10/11...
3 power mode : 5V output, 3.3V output, or powered by target board (3.3V-5V)
3 LEDs: TXD LED, RXD LED, POWER LED
Functional Pins
---TXD, RXD, RTS#, CTS# : connected to the onboard soldered pinheaders
---The other Pins : accessable on the drill holes (separate pinheaders are also provided for easily connecting to user system, the pitch is compatible with bread boards)
How to Use
In the case of working with a MCU:
VCCIO : 3.3V or 5V output (the module is powered from USB, onboard jumper should be shorted to 3.3V or 5V)
GND : GND
TXD : MCU.RX (signal direction: MCU.RX -- FT232 -- PC.TX)
RXD : MCU.TX (signal direction: MCU.TX -- FT232 -- PC.RX)
RTS : MCU.CTS (signal direction: MCU.CTS -- FT232 -- PC.RTS)
CTS : MCU.RTS (signal direction: MCU.RTS -- FT232 -- PC.CTS)
Online Tutorial and Online Document: n9.cl/oy8sw
Package Content
FT232 USB UART Board (Type C) x2
6-pin custom connector jumper wire x2
5-pin male pinheader & 5-pin female pinheader x4
Brian Curtis
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2024
These worked as expected with no fanfare or issues. USB type-C interface and included breakout cables are a nice touch. Little bit on the expensive side, in my opinion, but not absurdly so. Doesn't have dedicate 3.3/5V rails like my go-to serial adapters, but you get two so you can just set each one to a different VCC.
Kasey
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024
These USB-Serial adapters work perfectly for talking to embedded computers that use TTL-level UARTs. I appreciate the TX and RX LEDs, they can help a LOT with troubleshooting. USB-C connectivity makes them easy to connect a phone for in-situ debugging.The chip does appear to be a genuine FTDI part. It gave me no grief during use.Included is a fan-out cable with Dupont-style sockets, and some pin headers for devices that have sockets instead of pins. Also a header with pins on one side and sockets on the other. I'm guessing this is to allow faster repeat connections; attach the fanned out cables to one side and use the entire thing as a plug.The other pins from the FT232RL are exposed as well, labeled on the backside of the board.I really have no complaints about these modules. They just work, and the included accessories are very appreciated. They're not even all that expensive! If you do any work with single board computers or embedded devices, I'd definitely recommend them.
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