From: Miguel P. <mig...@gm...> - 2006-08-16 21:07:53
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Thanks again Dave The tweener only has the console. But the chip on the tweener board > has level converters for another pair of lines, so you could solder on > some wires (requires good soldering skills and a good soldering iron). Definetly, not going to happend :). My soldering skills are limited to 1cms minimun. Do you have any more information on the device in question? If you can > connect it directly to a PC, then the same interface CAN'T be used to > go directly to the robostix. According to the specs, It=B4s TTL with 0-5v . With 5v for the logical 1. With this servo-controller it=B4s not posible to connect direct to the Computer (rs232). It=B4s connected to a Basic Stamp and that Basic Stamp is connect to the PC. So I guess the Basic has some level-shifting. The robostix brings out the FFUART (ttyS0) and STUART (ttyS2) pins as > logic-level pins. These go through 5v to 3.3v voltage converters and > then directly to the gumstix. I saw that ttyS2 on the robostix I/O. So, I guess that would had to be my choice, I mean, if my device is TTL, then if I connect it to the ttyS2, then I=B4ll be able to read,write trough the /dev/ttyS2 on the gumstix . right?. To do that, I=B4ll have to load the robostix module?? Or just need that module to actually interact the the GPIOS, ADC, and PWM? --=20 Miguel Pincheira Caro Ingenier=EDa (E) Computaci=F3n e Inform=E1tica Universidad del B=EDo-B=EDo Chill=E1n Chile |