hi, is possible read with Serial cable connected to COM1 in PC data directly to arduino uno (tx,rx pins?)
or must have RS232 to TTL shield ?
i send via my SW to com port instructions, and i want read and show it on arduino (lcd display on it)
hi, is possible read with Serial cable connected to COM1 in PC data directly to arduino uno (tx,rx pins?)
or must have RS232 to TTL shield ?
i send via my SW to com port instructions, and i want read and show it on arduino (lcd display on it)
or must have RS232 to TTL shield ?
Yes. The voltages from a real RS232 port will damage the Arduino.
A quick & dirty method is this. It doesn't respect the official spec of RS232, but works.
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if you connected the Arduino to the PC using the USB cable.. doesnt it propgate as a COM port?
not sure what 'software' you are using (did you mention?)
but I know things like Python..etc can send data out the com port1...
I have used PHP scripts to do so.. but on a Windows machine the communication is only PHP > UNO.. and NOT UNO >> PHP
I made a (Adobe) Flash gui a while back to use as a front end.. which in turn sent data to a php script that dumped the 'instruction' (RGB values) to the UNO to parse and use as needed.