[GreenKeys] Interface Standards History
Sam Hallas
s.hallas at ntlworld.com
Sun Feb 15 19:18:26 EST 2009
Don Robert House wrote:
> RS-232 was a Rural Electrification Act Standard... It was replaced by
Electronics Industries Association EIA-232D at
> some point. The latest version of the standard is EIA-232F
Thanks, Don. The corresponding International Standards are V24 and V28
defining the signal voltage and the pin functions.
I think some Greeenkeyers were thinking that RS232 defiined more than it
actually does. Things such as number of bits, speed (baud rate), and
protocol are not part of the interface. It's much more basic than that -
just a hardware definition.
Cheers,
Sam
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