Rob:
I use on two on my radio. one is for freq and one is for the rotor.
They are made by Tripplite and the model number is 19HS. They can be ordered
from Walmart on line.
Gerald Muller K9GEM
[email protected]
In a message dated 8/21/2015 9:12:22 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
Hello all,
I think I may have the dumb question of the day.
Does anyone (or in the case of the BVARC brain trust) or everyone know if
the RS232 to USB convertors are bidirectional?
We have an issue at work where there is some sort of box/gadget/gizmo
attached to one of our older servers via an RS232 (DB9?) cable. Needless to
say, the server with this RS232 port is beyond end of life. Can I use a RS232
to USB setup to connect this gizmo to a new server using a USB port.
On the slight chance that the site coordinator is wrong, and the RS232 is
on the box/gadget/gizmo, that’s why I asked if these RS232 to USB
convertors are bidirectional.
Last, does anyone know a source in town for the RS232 to USB with the FTDI
chipset here in town?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Rob McClure
IT Analyst
Cameron
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