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How To Make A 1g Datalogger Cable

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thanks guys.... time to bust out the iorn. i saw a infomertical on tv for a sold heat solding iorn its cold then instintly heats up to like a million degrees when it contact metal.. kinda seemed like a rip to me..
 
Unless your laptop has a serial port that's forgiving about the voltage levels it accepts the passive datalogger cables won't work and you'll need an active circuit like the one on the MMCd site. What come out of the passive circuit isn't RS232 my any stretch of the imagination but works with MAXIM style serial interface chips.

The reason for two versions of the circuit is because of the differences in the way a PC serial port is configured versis a Palm hotsync cable. The fundamental difference in the diagram is the switching of pins 2 and 3 to account for the fact that a PC is a DTE and a Palm hotsync cable is a DCE. The other difference is the sex of the DB9 connector. female for a PC, male for a Palm.

Steve
 
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