Serial Breakout Box

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Rolf

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Looking for an inexpensive (less that $100) serial RS232 breakout box.
Can set BAUD, etc and then receive serial data.
needs to have some sort of data bit output; TTL or ?. up to 8 bits.

nice to be able to send simple data byte back.
A kit is fine.

what's out there?


I already have USB breakout boxes so that is not needed.

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Looking for an inexpensive (less that $100) serial RS232 breakout box.
Can set BAUD, etc and then receive serial data.
needs to have some sort of data bit output; TTL or ?. up to 8 bits.

nice to be able to send simple data byte back.
A kit is fine.

what's out there?


I already have USB breakout boxes so that is not needed.

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If you were to type in "RS232 IO board" you'd most likely find
something.

http://www.pencomdesign.com/2ch_relay_io.htm


That is just an example, many more..

Jamie
 
Rolf <Rolf@spamnot.com> wrote:

Looking for an inexpensive (less that $100) serial RS232 breakout box.
Can set BAUD, etc and then receive serial data.
needs to have some sort of data bit output; TTL or ?. up to 8 bits.

nice to be able to send simple data byte back.
A kit is fine.

what's out there?
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get an arduino or a board from mbed.org.
they are quite easy to program and there ais plenty of sample code out
there.

Bye Jack
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Yoda of Borg am I! Assimilated shall you be! Futile resistance is, hmm?
 
On 2015-02-04, Rolf <Rolf@spamnot.com> wrote:
Looking for an inexpensive (less that $100) serial RS232 breakout box.
Can set BAUD, etc and then receive serial data.
needs to have some sort of data bit output; TTL or ?. up to 8 bits.

nice to be able to send simple data byte back.
A kit is fine.

what's out there?
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raspberry pi + usb-to-serial

raspberry pi, arduino, or basic stamp + MAX232

RPI I/O is 3.3V CMOS, others are 5V CMOS



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