RS232. Try www.SewellDirect.com. They show a 4 port in stock.
Ebay shows one for DB-25 sockets for $8 plus shipping
--- In Computer_Help_and_Discussion@yahoogroups.com, "Howie"
<esrman@...> wrote:
>
> I want to connect two serial port cables to a hub and be able to
switch between them going to my puter.
> Does anone know where to get such a beast?
> A web search reveaaled nothing.
> All I got was a lot of serial hubs that use a usb connection.
> I don`t want that,it has to connect to the 9-pin serial port on my
puter.
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>
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