uCom (micro-Com) is a RS232 adapter for the Z80-MBC2 (https://hackaday.io/project/159973). It has a power supply for the Z80-MBC2 and a "transparent" serial-USB port.
uCom can be mounted horizontally or vertically to the Z80-MBC2:
Here used to connect a Z80-MBC2 with a vintage Ampex 210 terminal (relabeled Kyber):
All the details, including the custom 3D printed brackets .STL files, are here: https://hackaday.io/project/165709
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