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Re: Ethernet Boards





>If you are
>wanting true RS232 level I/O then you need to add the ubiquitous Maxim
>chip but you may be happy with 5V serial data which is inbuilt.

Don't forget here that TTL levels will need inverting to talk to a PC
serial port and a resistor inserting to stop ringing. As Kevin says though
the easiest and safest thing to do is use a MAX232 chip. The advantage
apart from range is that if something goes wrong its a 3 quid Maxim chip
that dies not your 20/50/100 quid main board.

Ian








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