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From: Barbara S Linn <bsl0560@cs.rit.edu>
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Subject: Re: RS-232
To: braunl@informatik.uni-stuttgart.de (Thomas Braeunl)
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 1997 09:50:37 -0500 (EST)
Cc: bsl0560@cs.rit.edu (Barbara S Linn)
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Thomas -

Here is the definition that works:

EYEBOT (10-pin)		 25-pin SubD 		9-pin Sub-D
	Female connector Female connector	Female Connect

3 (RxD)			 2 (TxD)			3
5 (TxD)			 3 (RxD)			2
6 (CTS)			 4 (RTS)			7
4 (RTS)			 5 (CTS)			8
9 (GND)			 7 (GND)			5
Rest are don't cares	 6 (DSR)			6
on Eyebot		 20 (DTR)			4


Barb Linn







> 
> Hi Barb,
> 
> I still wasn't able to see your download routine.
> May be it's a cable problem like youi experience a while ago.
> 
> Could you therefore please send me a pin connector list
> from the EyeBot RS-232 connector to a 25 pin PC serial connector
> (or 9 pin if you are using one of those). Please answer ASAP.
> 
> e.g.
> EyeBot     PC 25pin
> 1       to   -
> 2       to   -
> 3       to   2
> ... and so on
> 
> Thanks!!
> 
> Also, the download routine has to display the download progress
> in some fashion. We'll discuss this tomorrow, when Thomas Lampart
> is back. My suggestion would be using your assembly routine for
> receiving a SINGLE S-record and adding a C-routine to read a whole
> file, calling this assembly routine. That way, you could use simple
> "printf" statements.
> 
> Bye
>   Thomas
> 


