[aprssig] Re: APRS Standard Connectors?
Scott Miller scott at opentrac.orgWed Nov 30 17:55:51 UTC 2005
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> I guess if the pin is typically an output and the voltage available > would seem to be just a "stuck high/low" condition it would be fairly > safe. Right, the key is to stick with RS-232 compatibility. The spec allows +/- 25 volts. As long as you keep the signal directions right, everything should be OK. Having the handshaking lines stuck high doesn't hurt anything since you're not using them anyway. I did run into a problem with one OpenTracker test board, where the 1-wire bus was provided both on a modular jack AND pin 7. In diagnostic mode, you can have it query the bus for all device IDs and output them to the console. But even with handshaking disabled in the terminal program, I found that having the RTS line going nuts with 1-wire bus traffic caused weird dropouts. The fix for that board was to cut the trace to pin 7. Presumably in units that don't have the modular jack you'd have a custom cable with that line split off to the 1-wire devices, so it wouldn't be an issue. Scott, N1VG http://n1vg.net/opentracker
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