Gravitech RS232-ADP User Manual

RS232-ADPTM Serial RS-232 Adapter User Manual
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RS232-ADPTM Serial RS-232 Adapter User Manual
This RS232-ADP board is a high-speed RS232 Serial UART to TTL level converter module. It is allow you to connect the serial COM port on your computer directly to the module. The module then translates RS232 level to TTL level on the TXD and RTS lines. Also, translate TTL level back to RS232 level on RXD and CTS lines.
This board features innovations that set it apart from other RS232 Adapter boards. Innovations feature like RXD and TXD status LEDs. Quick and easy connect that you can plug directly on to the breadboard. The board is small and compact in size 1.50 x 1.25 inches.
The TX and RX pins from the RS232­ADP can be connected directly to RX and TX pins of your preferred 5V logic microcontroller. You only need to supply 5VDC to the board.
The RS232-ADP board is perfect for embedded systems that require a serial connection to a computer. The board attaches directly to the computer COM port via a serial DB9 cable. The PC serial port transmits and receives signals at +/-12V while TTL devices including microcontroller operate at +5V and GROUND. In order for you to interface between the two, you’ll need this interfacing circuit.
Description Features
True RS232 level conversion
Meets all EIA-232-E and V.28
specifications
High speed up to 200 KB/S transmission rate
Operate from a single 5V supply
TXD and RXD status LEDs
Decoupling supply voltage
Design easy for breadboard
High quality double sided PCB
Full hardware handshaking
All SMT components.
-40 to +85 °C operating range
Small and compact in size 1.50 x
1.25 inches.
Straight 0.1” header pins
Full access to all DB9 interface
pins
RS232 communication with your
Data collection from external
Cell phone, PDA, MP3 player and
Control system from your PC to
And much more…
Applications
favorite microcontroller or project board.
measurement instrument.
laptop data transfer.
electronic board.
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