The gray 16" 9-Pin Serial Male to 10-Pin Motherboard Header Slot Plate from StarTech features one DB9 male and one IDC10 connector. The adapter is expertly designed and constructed of high quality components to ensure durability and reliability.

Easy to Use and Install    Connects to Motherboard    1 x IDC Female    1 x DB-9 Male    RoHS Compliant

Easy to use and install

Connects to your motherboard and adds an additional serial port to the back of your PC

1 x DB9 serial expansion port and bracket

RoHS certified

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What's the difference between this and the identically named SRP-115?

A: This plate is the same as the SRP-115 produced by Impact.

Q: 2. How much weight can this hold?

A: I have used it up to 8 lbs, & to Secure it, I always suggest a Safety cable. Impact Safety Cable (18") BH #IMSC1.518 • MFR #SC-1815

Q: 3. Can this be used to extend the power from a Core SWX SPU-4 Compact Power Supply?

A: NO you can Not extend it, you will need to obtain a longer cable

Q: 4. How long is the 3/8-16 thread on this?

A: About a quarter of an inch

Q: 5. what is the distance between the holes?

A: The large Outside holes are 6 centimeters by 13 centimeters on center. The small Inner holes are 4 centimeters by 12 centimeters on center.

Q: 6. Are all 4 pins wired?

A: Pinout of 4-pin XLR connector used for 12V powerThe 4 pin male XLR connector is found on nearly all professional location video equipment. It is used for an external 12 volt DC input. Pinout: pin 1 = negative pin 4 = positiveNo connections are made to either pin 2 or 3. NOTE: Check and double check that the wiring is correct to your equipment before connecting this to any expensive video gear. Mistakes can be costly to you.

Q: 7. What size diameter is the holes or anchor points? I want to secure Kino clips onto them.

A: Think it is 1/4 inch and 1/8 inch for smaller

Q: 8. If I use this with a camera or recorder that has two stereo xlr inputs but records to only 2 channels (Such as a Sony FS100), will I be able to use the other XLR input for the second channel, or does Tentacle sync record timecode to one track, and reference audio to the second?

A: To answer your question, yes. While it is true that the Tentacle transmits two channels, this adapter only connects to the channel that transmits the timecode.The schematic for this adapter (on the manufacturers site) clearly shows the timecode out of the Tentacle is connected to pin 2 of the XLR and both remaining XLR pins are connected to the ground.Besides, the way a standard XLR connector is wired allows it to only transmit the signal of one audio channel anyway, so only the timecode goes to one audio channel of your camera or recorder, and you can use the other XLR connector on your camera or recorder for any other audio you wish.

Q: 9. What is the distance between the bigger holes on the short end?

A: From the center of each hole, we measured 65mm with a vernier caliper.

Q: 10. Which hole is the "safety cable hole"?

A: safety cable goes on the Baby Pin