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Topic # 6786 23-Feb-2006 05:32
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Hey All,

I'm planning on purchasing an i-mate device - either the SP5M or a JAM (haven't made my mind up yet).

Do any of you guys (or girls ;) ) know if it is possible to use an RS232 connection? I have seen an adapter on expansys:

http://www.mobileplanet.com/product.asp?code=119265



Thanks,
Jamie.

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Reply # 29147 23-Feb-2006 08:02
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I don't think it's possible - first that cable is for the PDA2k (HTC Blue Angel and HTC Harrier), while all the new Windows Mobile devices use mini USB now.

You will also get a much better performance on USB synchronisation than over RS232.




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  Reply # 29150 23-Feb-2006 08:28
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Thanks, it's just i've got a unit which has a RS232 connection which i'd like to log/display data from. Is there any RS232 to USB converters which would do the trick? I suppose I would need a pocket pc driver for it?

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  Reply # 29167 23-Feb-2006 09:08
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JamieT: either the SP5M or a JAM

Caught my eye.... looked like...
JamieT: either the SPAM or a JAM

Sorry - OT, in one of those moods.




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