USB Converter Uport 1610-8 Gen 2

- USB 3.2 Super Speed capability
- 512-byte on-chip FIFO cache and flow control for enhanced performance
- COM port assignments maintained across different PCs
- Drivers for Windows, Linus and macOS 
- 50 bps to 921.6 kbps baudrate (nonstandard baudrates supported)
- Easy maintenance with double-sided LEDs located at the corners show power, TX, and RX statuses
- IP20 rugged metal housing
- Latching USB cable design for secure connection with PC
- Optional loopback adapter for easy communication checking
- Wall-mount, DIN-rail, and rackmount accessories available
- Operating temperature from 0 to 60C
- (optional) Wide operating temperature models available for -40 to 75C environments
- (optional) serial port with 2 kV isolation protection (for “-I” models)

Moxa UPort 1610-8-G2 Series USB-to-serial converter is designed for laptop or workstation computers that require serial port expansion. You can connect multiple Moxa Gen 2 Uport models and cascade up to 32 ports. In this series, Moxa improved the LED indicator to a double-sided design for better viewing. Moxa Uport 1610-8-G2 is compatible with both new and legacy serial RS-232 devices. 
 
Moxa UPort 1610-8-G2 Series complies with USB 3.2, 2.0, and 1.1 specifications, and meets the 5 Gbps of Super-Speed USB 3.2. Connecting serial devices to your computer’s USB ports reduces the total cost of ownership, investment in hardware, and long-term management and integration costs. After installing the drivers on your PC, connect the UPort to your computer, plug in your serial devices, and you’re ready to go. Programming is not required, and you do not need to worry about IRQs, configuring a board, power requirements, or connection schemes. 
 
Common use case is computer system that need to connect different serial devices in the field or need separate interface converters for devices without a standard COM port or DB9 connector.  UPort 1610-8-G2 is bundled with a USB cable that has a latch and screw lock to provide secure connection between the USB converter to your computer. 

Automatic Recovery Data Communication (ARDC) 
Automatic Recovery Data Communication (ARDC) simplifies the auto recovery of data transmissions even if a cable gets unplugged accidentally. Thus, you do not need to worry about reconfiguring complex settings to ensure smooth data transmissions. If the USB cable is accidentally unplugged, just plug it back into the same port, and the converter will automatically reconnect with the host and continue transferring data. This feature not only reduces reconfiguration time but also the probability of data loss

Comparison of Moxa Gen 1 vs Gen 2 USB to serial converters