Emax

I don't think so.
The Emu RS422 synchronous protocol requires that the PC (or USB converter) port can accept an external clock signal.
I didn't study the usconverters documents in detail, but at first sight I don't think it supports this (BTW this was a quite unique feature of Mac computers).
Some industrial RS422 adapters can handle these clock signals too, but they are very expensive (>300 USD)

FYI: although commercial production/sales of the EmuSer is prohibited, from time to time there is someone who is willing to build an EmuSer (hand made) for someone else in his/her spare time.
You could have a look on the eiiiforum.com

///E-Synthesist

--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, krikor kouchian <krikorola@...> wrote:
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> Hello
> 
> from reading the tech info (especially the pin section) on this
> 
> http://www.usconverters.com/downloads/uts_m12_.pdf
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> http://www.usconverters.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=75&products_id=272&zenid=416fd6d815fdcc6c0f3e1c7083aa29dd
> 
> i have the impression this can be a synchronous interface (as asynchronous
> don't have the pin 6 to 9 wired on other device)
> 
> is this possible?
> this could be an easy way instead of building an emuser
> 
> best
> K
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