What RS232 signals do you require for your application? Not sure if
this is your snag, but the COM2 header only provides Tx, Rx, and
ground. If the device you're talking to requires hardware flow
control, DCD, DCR, or DSR signals you'll either need to fool the
hardware by shorting the appropriate signals, or figure out how to
configure the hardware to ignore these.
Steve
--- In "BillBergeron" <> wrote:
>
> Since posting this, all of 10 minutes ago, I was able to get it working
> on COM1 but still not on COM2 (where I would prefer it connected). I
> realize it is a 10 pin header but I'm looking at the hardware manual
> and it seems to indicate that pinouts should corrispond to the DB9
> connector. Is there somethign that needs to be done to put this in RS-
> 232 mode or am I wrong about the pinout? Or anything else I am missing?
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