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SERIAL COMMUNICATION WITH "c"

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manjula

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Apr 28, 2001
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COULD SOME ONE HELP ME TO WRITE A CODE IN "C" TO GET A SIGNAL OF 3.5 TO 5 V ON ANY OF THE SERIAL PORTS OF A PC
AS AND WHEN REQUIRED ?

I WOULD LILKE TO USE THIS SIGNAL TO CONTROL MY HARDWARE CIRCUIT WHICH SWITCHES "ON"
WHEN IT GETS A SIGNAL (3.5 TO 5V)

PLS HELP ME
 
First, check your capslock key!!!
Second, the serial port usually puts out voltages in the range of + or - 9 to 15 volts. You cannot change the voltage down to 3 to 5 volts using ANY type of software. This is strictly a hardware issue. Maybe you should try the parallel port instead??



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