Can I send messages to this device from my PC using my own program? If so, what type of interface (e.g. RS232) is available?
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no, you cannot, it only is programmable with the remote the remotes from the same source are interchangeable however, I've now bought 2nd sign and received it today and the remote is working great for both of them.
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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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I use a Cisco IP Phone (soft phone) Communicator for my work. It works great with it.
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The most current software/firmware update version is 40EEH. Another comment verifies that this version and possibly less current versions will support some CAN European protocols- there is 11bit and I think 29bit versions as of May 2012. One annoyance is that the serial output port is 15 pin DB15 whereas most older computers use DB25 for serial I/O and most newer ones that even still support physical RS232 serial use DB9 connectors- as do most USB to serial adaptors. That means you would have to find documentation or use a voltmeter or scope to locate the serial in and out pins and any handshaking support pins. Usually the transmit pin is pin 2 and the receive pin is pin 3 and the common signal ground is pin 7- but don't quote me. Also, you need to google to check the baud rate of the port oncnection- or trial and error on a terminal emulation program on a windows computer such as the simple Hyperterm which comes with some WIN os such as I think .XP or earlier. These kinds of programs are freeware on CNET Downloads.
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i found this here for it i haven't tried it out yet but looks promising. http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t;=46949
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Should work, but mine is being integrated into a thin client by my developers. So I can't say from first hand experience.
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Yes! I'm using this product rigth out of the box. No programming needed. Programming needed for fancy stuff, like one radio can hear only other and so on. I haven't connecter usb cable to PC yeat, no need to do this
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I use the free pc software iSpy (http://www.ispyconnect.com). Maybe you are looking for a hardware solution - I would be interested in answers about those, too.
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no, this is RF communication. you have to use a microcontroller over SPI to send\recieve data. your smartphone wouldnt be able to pick this up.
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Hi Glen,This device is agnostic of any platform. What will matter is if the PC you're asking about has a bluetooth adapter. If it does, then it will be able to communicate with the Vgate. If it does not, you'll need to buy a separate USB bluetooth adapter to use with your computer (typically $10-20).
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Hola , nunca lo eh conectado a arduino, solo eh hecho pruebas con una pc via rs232, por ahora no eh hecho pruebas con plataforma arduino o equivalente
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Yes to your questions. I've used mine on many occasions without a problem and downloaded the conversation via USB to my computer.
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The best advice would be to review the other comments and to try it out for yourself (in the worst case you could make a return). Also, if you don't want to try it out yourself you can contact IOGEAR and ask them to confirm official support (especially since the basic function of storing written pages and offloading those pages as JPEG images by connecting the receiver as a USB device is essentially "OS-agnostic").
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I use it with a mac - it sends standard midi controller messages over usb to either platform.
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Yes, but to my knowledge, sending them is done with sVoice. An on-screen keyboard was rumored, but I have not seen it. It would be tiny on that screen. The device also needs a phone or tablet to send and receive SMS.
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I really don't know. I use it for standard serial communication and it just works.
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You will need a VOIP / SIP telephony server. Google "SIP Voip PBX free" then read. You'll figure it out.