How can I see if my serial ports are rs232/485?
I need to have a PC with a RS 232 port and a 485 port, currently the PC already has 2 serials but I don't know if they will work?
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I need to have a PC with a RS 232 port and a 485 port, currently the PC already has 2 serials but I don't know if they will work?
port serial-port
asked Jan 15 at 10:14
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I need to have a PC with a RS 232 port and a 485 port, currently the PC already has 2 serials but I don't know if they will work?
port serial-port
asked Jan 15 at 10:14
JakeJake
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I need to have a PC with a RS 232 port and a 485 port, currently the PC already has 2 serials but I don't know if they will work?
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Apart from specialist indstrial hardware, all PC serial ports are RS232. This usually doesn't create problems, as there are cheap RS232-RS485 converters available ($2 from China)
answered Jan 15 at 10:25
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Apart from specialist indstrial hardware, all PC serial ports are RS232. This usually doesn't create problems, as there are cheap RS232-RS485 converters available ($2 from China)
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Apart from specialist indstrial hardware, all PC serial ports are RS232. This usually doesn't create problems, as there are cheap RS232-RS485 converters available ($2 from China)
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Apart from specialist indstrial hardware, all PC serial ports are RS232. This usually doesn't create problems, as there are cheap RS232-RS485 converters available ($2 from China)
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Apart from specialist indstrial hardware, all PC serial ports are RS232. This usually doesn't create problems, as there are cheap RS232-RS485 converters available ($2 from China)
answered Jan 15 at 10:25
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