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Yazz writes –
Here’s a RS-232 to USB Conversion Module. I just was studying for the General Class Amateur Radio exam using a the Gordon West book (GWGM-04) and its full of URL’s to Amateur related gear and sites. This one item caught my eye and I though some Maker’s could find some uses for it.
U-232 – Link.
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that’s freaking brilliant, too bad it’s $80, could just as easily hack one of those $15 232->usb adapters to work
ftdi has a $5 chip at mouser. FT235R I think.
it’s super easy to use too. Use the FT245R they are parallel out. and are faster.
See http://erroraccessdenied.com/node/913 for the breakout one I got for $15 from sparkfun
http://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/MiniUSB
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=8165
I’ve used one of these and they’re great if you want TTL level signals on the RS-232 side. $20 from Spark Fun.
I JUST WANT A CHEAP RELIABLE WAY TO HOOK A MICROCONTROLLER TO MY POWERBOOKG4 AND HAVE THE PROGRAM RECOGNIZE IT!!!
(bought a “mac-compatible” RS-232 to USB adapter cord from the bay, but it doesn’t work for my BS2 project board and whatknot, but I do not want to pay for that 1 cord everyone recommends that is more $ than I’d want to pay for it >$20+ !! (keyspan I think?) Any hacks/ suggestions other than the obvious??