Can I just use this "USB2.0 RS485 adapter cable, FT232RL" which is on aliexpress.com with my NexStar 127SLT?
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If your PC is an X89 IBM style PC and it is so old it is still running on WIN XP sp3 and have a D-9 Com-1 port, then yes that will work. However, if you have a newer PC with ONLY USB II or III, then you need to acquire a second adapter that converts the D-9 plug to a USB so the cable can now be routed from your PC through both adapters and into the RJ-11 jack on the Celestron Remote Controller. You should also have the Celestron software CD so it can communicate to the remote on the telescope in order to allow you to set up alignment starting with True North. Once this is complete the Earth Motion motor will start to sync so you can the move the telescope to capture clear images of many stars, planets, The MOON etc. Hope this was helpful. Have fun...Carrera901
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if it isn't listed, probably not, I took a chance for my HS50EXR and it didn't work, the micro usb was the wrong size. Instead of returning it I bought the Rainbowimaging wired remote for my model and used that wire with the wireless remote. It works fine. The Fuji site shows the RR90 wired remote for the X-e2, it is $13.95 through Rainbowimaging on Amazon. no promises, good luck.
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The instruction manual says an htmi cable can be hooked up. I think some sort of adapter is required. I did not see a specific slot for that.
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I'm not familiar with either Freestyler or DMX lighting so I can't be sure. However, if either of those require a RS485 adapter then I think it's worth a shot. I have been successfull with this adapter on Windows 7 and several Debian/Ubuntu Linux distrobutions.
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Not an easy answer...depends on whether or not the cable uses a genuine FTDI chip or a not so genuine chip. If it uses a genuine chip, then you can use the driver that Windows installs. If it is not a genuine FTDI chip, then go to miklor.com and search for an older version of the driver.
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I don't know. It didn't work in either of my applications (an RTL-SDR TV/radio receiver, and a USB-to-RS232-serial adapter). The problem appeared to be too many lost frames over the USB interface, the drivers would get confused and "give up".
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Most likely it'll work but what I suggest is to contact the manufacturer of the unit that you want to use with ASUS USB 2.0 to Ethernet Adapter.
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I'm not even a user, so I'm the last person to ask. But yesterday I posted a query at BixPower website and got a very prompt response: http://www.bixpower.com/help_answer.asp?ID=20#46 They also have other adapters there and lists of compatible machines for each part, but they don't list everything.
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You could just need the SANOXY® Right Angle Micro USB OTG to USB 2.0 Adapter
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Just get an adapter similar to http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005518J6Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I would try this first: "USB A Female to Mini USB B 5 Pin Male Adapter"if that is the only adapter you need.
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This unit is ONLY for USB to RS-485 connection, however, it will handle a 2 wire connection. I'm not sure what drivers a PTZ camera needs, but you should be able to find them on their website.
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Yes, Something along the lines of this would work:Rosewill 2-Port USB 3.0 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub eSATA Multi-In-1 Internal Card Reader with USB 3.0 Connector (RDCR-11004)
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It has female pins, so you'll need some adapter. Personally I adapt it to the USB on my laptop with a Dynex DX-UBDB9. But if you are going to the rs232 a straight m/f adapter would work.
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No. I think you have the wrong product. This is for controlling RS-232 devices over IP. It's a serial connector. You are looking for a USB Print Server. Start you search with that term and it should lead you in the right direction. Good luck!
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this adaptor converts from usb to RS232 serial. If that is what you are trying to do it will work well. It is not for VGA as that is a video format.
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Sure. Just setup whatever serial port is available (hardware or software) and it should work. Im not up to speed with the 8051 variants available but im sure most have at least 1 hardware serial port.