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serial pin help	by maximumbob	2006-07-12 17:20:54
I wrote a program that waits for a 1 from TIOCM_CAR, which is listed everywhere as pin 1, but in fact in the program that function returns true when a connection is made from pin 7 to ground. (either metal case of pins or pin 5) Ideas? Oh. And pins 1 and 7 don't swap or anything in a null-modem cable, which this might be.
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Serial Pin-Outs	by LthrOttr	2006-07-12 17:27:02
Oh yeah, 25 pin...	by LthrOttr	2006-07-12 17:31:03
ATTN: ANDYA ... you may be wrong. ;-)	by kahuana	2006-11-19 12:55:59
You better tell TI and maxim that.	by AndyA	2006-07-12 17:45:31
Not according to my RS232 references...	by LthrOttr	2006-07-12 17:50:22
Wrong way around.	by AndyA	2006-07-12 17:53:17
To quote...	by LthrOttr	2006-07-12 17:58:55
Programming usually stops at the UART	by kahuana	2006-07-12 18:05:13
And how many times have you used the raw	by AndyA	2006-07-12 18:06:31
Well, if it's # of years... :-)	by kahuana	2006-07-12 18:11:10
Sounds about right.	by AndyA	2006-07-12 18:17:50
Wow.	by kelli217	2006-07-12 21:21:38
I grant that...	by LthrOttr	2006-07-12 19:29:10
Verification:	by AndyA	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Sorry to be touchy...	by LthrOttr	2006-07-12 20:05:09
No doubt, but it would appear at least that	by kahuana	2006-07-12 17:51:01
Most PCs will act that way.	by AndyA	2006-07-12 18:00:43
Which method discussed below are you using?	by RetiQlum2	2006-07-12 17:35:49

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