
FTDI USB to TTL debug cable for Raspberry Pi with FT232RQ chip, 3.3V TTL output and 3Mbaud maximum baud rate. Black, 2.54mm female header.
FTDI TTL-232R-RPi Debug Cable is a black USB to TTL serial UART converter cable designed for use with the Raspberry Pi, with a 3.3V TTL output and a maximum baud rate of 3Mbaud. Built around the FT232RQ USB to serial UART interface IC, it handles all USB signalling and protocols, providing a practical tool for debugging and development on Raspberry Pi projects.
Overview
The cable connects to the Rx and Tx lines of the Raspberry Pi's ARM processor UART. When attached to a PC and used with a terminal emulator, it allows users to view kernel-level debugging information during boot-up and interact with the operating system directly. This supports troubleshooting and development work, offering greater visibility into and control over Raspberry Pi operations.
Key Features
Specifications
Choose the FTDI TTL-232R-RPi Debug Cable when you need a USB to TTL serial connection for Raspberry Pi debugging, with a 2.54mm female header for RPi GPIO pin compatibility.
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