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Re: Lost my IR Tower
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 12 Feb 2002 09:12:58 GMT
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Mathias Uhr <uhr@#antispam#mathias.net>
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uhr@*IHateSpam*mathias.net
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hi peter, hi list!
> > does this mean you connected the rcx directly to the serial
> > port with no tower and no ir connection?
> Yes but it needed a couple of transistors to invert the signal and get the
> voltage levels right. I wanted to fit them into the 25-pin D-connector
> shell but in the end, I couldn't be bothered with all the fiddly soldering
> and I now have a separate matchbox-sized box in the cable.
cool! could you post the circuit scheme (and probably photos and
building instructions) somewhere on the web? this would be great!
> > very interesting!
> Why? Surely not many people are in the unfortunate position I was in?
because it can be of use for a stationary solution with data exchange to
the pc. this way, you don't have to "waste" an ir-tower.
or even more interesting: connecting multiple rcx to a pc without the
problem of addressing the right one via ir!
many greetings and thanks for your contribution
mat
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| Mat (...) Yes but it needed a couple of transistors to invert the signal and get the voltage levels right. I wanted to fit them into the 25-pin D-connector shell but in the end, I couldn't be bothered with all the fiddly soldering and I now have a (...) (23 years ago, 12-Feb-02, to lugnet.robotics)
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