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FT232RL FTDI USB To TTL For Arduino

5.0(1 review)
SKU: ME-533
JD2.90JD4.00

The FT232RL FTDI USB to TTL Adapter is a reliable USB-to-Serial converter built around the genuine FTDI FT232RL chip, designed for programming, debugging, and communicating with microcontrollers and embedded systems. It's the perfect tool for flashing Arduino Pro Mini, ESP8266, ESP32, GSM and GPS modules, and other boards without onboard USB. With selectable 3.3V/5V output, TX/RX activity LEDs, over-current protection, and a standard pin layout, it offers stable, high-speed serial communication for hobbyists and professionals alike.

محول FT232RL FTDI من USB إلى TTL هو محول USB إلى تسلسلي موثوق مبني حول شريحة FTDI FT232RL الأصلية، مصمم لـ البرمجة وتصحيح الأخطاء والاتصال مع المتحكمات الدقيقة والأنظمة المدمجة. إنه الأداة المثالية لبرمجة Arduino Pro Mini وESP8266 وESP32 وموديولات GSM وGPS والبوردات الأخرى التي لا تحتوي على USB مدمج. مع مخرج جهد قابل للاختيار بين 3.3 فولت و5 فولت ومؤشرات LED لإشارات TX/RX وحماية من التيار الزائد وترتيب أطراف قياسي، يوفر اتصالاً تسلسلياً مستقراً وعالي السرعة للهواة والمحترفين.

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The FT232RL FTDI USB to TTL Adapter is one of the most trusted and widely used USB-to-Serial converter modules in the maker and embedded electronics community. Built around the genuine FTDI FT232RL chip, it provides a stable, high-speed bridge between your computer's USB port and the TTL-level serial interface of microcontrollers, modules, and embedded boards.

The FT232RL chip is well-known for its excellent driver support across all major operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux, which is automatically recognized as a virtual COM port. This makes the adapter a true plug-and-play tool — no manual driver installation hassles in most cases.

The module exposes all the essential signals from the FT232RL — DTR, RX, TX, VCC, CTS, and GND — in a clean, breadboard-friendly 2.54mm pitch header. The presence of the DTR pin is especially important, as it allows automatic reset and programming of boards like the Arduino Pro Mini, Lilypad, and Pro Micro, eliminating the need to press the reset button manually during sketch upload.

A standout feature is the selectable output voltage (3.3V or 5V) via jumper or solder pad, ensuring safe and proper voltage matching with whatever device you are connecting to. This protects sensitive 3.3V devices like ESP8266, ESP32, and many GPS/GSM modules from accidental over-voltage damage. Built-in over-current protection with a 500mA self-restoring fuse further safeguards your computer and connected hardware.

For convenience, the module also includes TX and RX activity LEDs, allowing you to instantly see when data is being transmitted or received — a great tool for debugging and verifying serial communication. The compact 36 × 18 mm form factor and Mini USB connector make it easy to keep on your desk and connect to any standard USB cable.

Whether you are a beginner uploading sketches to your first Arduino Pro Mini, an IoT developer flashing firmware on an ESP8266, or a professional debugging serial logs from an industrial microcontroller, this FT232RL USB to TTL adapter is a must-have addition to your electronics toolkit.

 

Specifications

  • Module Type: USB to TTL Serial Converter
  • Main Chip: FT232RL (FTDI)
  • USB Interface: Mini USB connector
  • Operating Voltage: 5V (USB) with selectable 3.3V or 5V output (jumper)
  • Output Pins: DTR, RX, TX, VCC, CTS, GND
  • Pin Pitch: 2.54 mm (standard breadboard-compatible)
  • Module Dimensions: 36 mm × 18 mm
  • Indicators: Power LED + TX / RX activity LEDs
  • Over-Current Protection: 500mA self-restoring fuse
  • Driver Support: Windows, macOS, Linux (recognized as virtual COM port)
  • Maximum Baud Rate: Up to 3 Mbaud (chip-supported)
  • All FT232RL signal lines are broken out and available

 

Applications

  • Programming Arduino Pro Mini, Lilypad, and Pro Micro boards without onboard USB
  • Flashing firmware on ESP8266 and ESP32 modules during development
  • Configuring GSM modules like SIM800L, SIM900, and A6/A7 via AT commands
  • Setting up GPS modules such as NEO-6M, NEO-7M, and NEO-M8N
  • Debugging and serial data logging from microcontrollers and sensors
  • Communicating with Bluetooth modules (HC-05, HC-06) for configuration
  • Router and embedded Linux device debugging via UART console
  • Updating firmware on 3D printer mainboards and CNC controllers
  • Interfacing with industrial PLC and SCADA equipment via serial
  • Custom IoT and home automation projects requiring USB-to-UART bridges
  • Educational electronics labs teaching serial communication concepts
  • Reverse engineering and firmware analysis of embedded devices
  • Configuration of LoRa, NRF, and other RF modules that use serial commands
  • Serial console access to routers, switches, and managed network equipment
  • Development and prototyping of microcontroller-based embedded systems
  • Hobbyist electronics projects needing reliable USB-to-TTL conversion
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