Internal PCIe Interface Card LOGILINK PC0033 with Serial and Parallel Outputs, NetMOS chipset

The LOGILINK PC0033 is an internal PCIe interface card that provides both serial (RS‑232) and parallel outputs for connecting legacy peripherals to a modern PC. Based on a NetMOS chipset, the card is designed for internal installation into a PCIe slot and supports common operating systems such as Windows (including Windows 2000 Professional and Windows 7 editions) and Mac OS 9.1. The card's form factor and connector layout allow straightforward integration in desktop systems where continued use of printers, modems or industrial devices with serial or parallel interfaces is required.

Advantages

The LOGILINK PC0033 brings legacy I/O compatibility to systems with PCIe expansion, offering both serial and parallel ports on a single card. Its NetMOS chipset provides stable operation with broad OS support for older platforms, and the internal design keeps external cabling tidy while preserving available external ports on the computer. The compact dimensions make the card suitable for standard desktop chassis and reduce the need for external adapters.

Suitable for

• Connecting RS‑232 serial devices such as modems, barcode scanners and industrial controllers
• Supporting parallel printers and legacy parallel peripherals
• Maintaining compatibility in systems running older Windows versions or Mac OS 9.1
• Laboratory, workshop or industrial environments where wired legacy interfaces are required

Key specifications

• Host interface: PCIe
• Output interfaces: Serial (RS‑232) and Parallel
• Chipset: NetMOS
• Intended use: Internal installation in desktop PCs
• Supported operating systems: Windows (including Windows 2000 Professional and Windows 7 editions), Mac OS 9.1
• Dimensions: 172 × 182 × 37 mm

How to use

Install the LOGILINK PC0033 into an available PCIe slot on a powered‑off desktop PC, secure the card with the slot bracket screw, and reconnect power. After booting the system, install the appropriate drivers for the NetMOS chipset on the target operating system if they are not automatically detected. Connect serial devices using standard RS‑232 cabling and parallel devices to the parallel port; configure device settings such as baud rate, parity and data bits through the operating system or device software as required.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use shielded serial cables and ensure proper grounding in industrial environments. Verify driver compatibility with your specific OS edition before installation, and avoid forcing connectors to prevent damage to the card or peripheral ports.