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rs232/usart

So I am using an code and trying to communicate to another device using a usart. i have noticed that i must connect the transmit line of the usart to the transmit line of my rs232 level shifter to get things to display on my computer, why is this?

thank you.

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  • Doesn't that require that the other side is also using RS485? The best interface is quite often the interface used by the other side...

    By the way - need what -12V? Many serial interfaces for use at higher speed or longer distances needs negative voltages, unless they are using differential lines. But most trasceivers for such use has built-in voltage doublers and voltage inverters.

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  • Doesn't that require that the other side is also using RS485? The best interface is quite often the interface used by the other side...

    By the way - need what -12V? Many serial interfaces for use at higher speed or longer distances needs negative voltages, unless they are using differential lines. But most trasceivers for such use has built-in voltage doublers and voltage inverters.

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