Can I wire this to an RS232 (or to a DB9 and plug it into a serial port) to use it as a serial to bluetooth adapter?
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The 4 pins are: Tx, Rx, 5v, 0v So technically you could wire it straight to a RS232. Get the pinout and make it into a connector or soider straight to the wire. Your router would have to be power over ethernet (POE) at 5v or connect the arduino to the other side of the RS232 cable. Not sure the other direction i dont think the computer,router, or any network device could assign it an ip addresses to be able to send to by the arduino. But it sounds like a good challenge
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This GearMo serial adapter is a 9-pin male. Think of it this way, if you see pins inside of the DB-9 connector, so you are connecting a male adapter to a female port connection
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It comes with its own cable that connects to a serial DB9 connector that is found on PCs (older) for newer PCs or laptops without a serial input (ussually Comm1) you can get a USB to serial converter (trial and error in selecting one).
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Does anyone know if it's possible to install an internal bluetooth adapter yourself on the u43jc-x1?
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you will need and external bluetooth adapter. i believe an ANKER unit may work, AK-99ANRECV-02BA
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It should work as long as the connector is correct. All any of these radio programming cables are is a USB to RS-232 serial converter. As long as you have the correct plug it should work. Your next problem is coming up with a program. It looks like there may be no alternative but to buy the software from Kenwood which if that is the case you might as well purchase the programming package that includes their cable.
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This is a Board that gives you Serial communication over Bluetooth not a Bluetooth to Bluetooth connection. This will not work in your application.
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Try this... SoundBot SB340 Bluetooth 4.0 USB Adapter Universal Plug and Play Dongle Class 2 Transmitter (Newest Bluetooth Version Available) Ready Adapter w/ 3Mb
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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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Hi Craig, you will have to use something like this http://www.kentonuk.com/products/items/utilities/usb-host.shtml to connect your usb midi device to the is202.
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You should be able to use a vanilla DB-9 RS-232 extension cable, something like SF Cable, 15 ft DB9 M/F Serial Extension Cable RS232The extension cable needs male and female ends, should not be a 'null modem' cable, and should be good quality. Apart from that, nothing special should be needed.
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It should. Even though it probably came with a RS 232 wedge originally, the product specs list USB as a supported interface.
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I'm currently using this adapter with Ubuntu Dapper to transfer files to/from my iPaq 2495b. It was a little bumpy setting up, but this guide did the trick for me: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
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Probably yes. With the driver installed, it emulates a COM port. I use mine to program a battery management system which requires RS232. Works fine.
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I wouldn't know. I think you need a "female" 9 point serial port for the prongs to plug in to. If that is the case, and you want to connect it to a USB cable, it should work.
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Yes. Drivers available here http://prolificusa.com/portfolio/pl2303hx-rev-d-usb-to-serial-bridge-controller/
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You should be able to use a vanilla DB-9 RS-232 extension cable, something like http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006W3XOQG/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me=&seller= The extension cable needs male and female ends, should not be a 'null modem' cable, and should be good quality. Apart from that, nothing special should be needed.