Hi,
On Thu, Nov 27 at 10:11, Chris Aitken wrote:
What are you trying to do with all these serial ports?
Well a seismometer/digitiser will typically have 2-3 serial ports,
one or more of these instruments will then couple into an embedded
aquisition module (basically a linux based data logger
Okay I have a puzzle for you. Plug 56 of them into one machine (the
extreme case I know, but we regularly do 24+) how do you easily
assign each port to a known entry in /dev ?
At present each time we put a machine together we have to trawl through
getting each ports serial number and
Hi,
On Tue, Nov 25 at 10:48, Vic wrote:
My experience of USB to serial on Linux has been really boring. You plug
the thing in, and you get a serial port. Not like Windows users, with all
that messing around with driver installation, the lucky gits...
Okay I have a puzzle for you. Plug 56
Vic wrote:
My experience of USB to serial on Linux has been really boring. You plug
the thing in, and you get a serial port. Not like Windows users, with all
that messing around with driver installation, the lucky gits...
Serial 2 USB is something I've always shyed away from. Windows or Linux
Vic wrote:
My experience of USB to serial on Linux has been really boring. You plug
the thing in, and you get a serial port. Not like Windows users, with
all that messing around with driver installation, the lucky gits...
successful use of these adapters.
Serial 2 USB is something I've always
Quoth Vic:
My experience of USB to serial on Linux has been really
boring. You plug the thing in, and you get a serial port.
Not like Windows users, with all that messing around with
driver installation, the lucky gits...
For most of them, the INF file is all you need. The INF file
2008/11/25 Dave Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Clive Woodfine wrote:
I am looking for a means of connecting my Psion Revo to my laptop
which has no serial port. Is there anything I should look for under
Linux?
Hi Clive,
As others have said, they all seem to work 'out of the box'. I can
I am looking for a means of connecting my Psion Revo to my laptop
which has no serial port. Is there anything I should look for under
Linux?
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Hi Clive,
On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 05:20:36PM +, Clive Woodfine wrote:
I am looking for a means of connecting my Psion Revo to my laptop
which has no serial port. Is there anything I should look for under
Linux?
I have bought several no-name USB to serial adaptors and they all
worked under
On Tue, Nov 25 at 05:20, Clive Woodfine wrote:
I am looking for a means of connecting my Psion Revo to my laptop
which has no serial port. Is there anything I should look for under
Linux?
FTDI[1] sell a wide variety of USB to serial cables with all manner
of connectors and voltages, 3.3V,
At 20:28 25/11/2008, you wrote:
On Tue, Nov 25 at 05:20, Clive Woodfine wrote:
I am looking for a means of connecting my Psion Revo to my laptop
which has no serial port. Is there anything I should look for under
Linux?
FTDI[1] sell a wide variety of USB to serial cables with all manner
of
On Tue, 25 Nov 2008, trotter wrote:
Hmm i get a flower shop at that website.
I did type usb to serial in the search box to be sure and it returned
nothing.
So do I, but a web search for FTDI also finds me
http://www.ftdichip.com/
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