Can the serial interface be configured to to 9600-N-8-1 and is it a 9 or 25 pin interface?
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There is a 9 pin serial interface on the back of the printer along with other wired interfaces. Regarding the 9600-N-8-1 protocol, I don't know. Support for this printer on the Brother.com website is very robust with manuals, technical live chat, and etc. There's even a Systems Developer's Kit (SDK) allowing you to use their API to print from a commonly used software application, such as MS Excel or Access, instead of using their P-Touch Editor software.
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I don't know. I haven't programmed that part with this programmer, so I can't comment. I'm not a software person. If it's not in the list of parts in the programmer data sheet, I would check the PIC16F1847 data sheet against comparable 18-pin part data sheets that are in the programmer's list.
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I am sorry I do not remember exact serial number. I fix computers on the side, I do server maintiance as a living, how ever this did work with the model I was fixing and was actually better quality then the original screen. Its extremely easy to replace and as long as size is correct you should be fine(this only applies in certain cases). But you should be god with this model
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It is for a standard 9-pin DB9 RS-232 serial connector according to the literature provided. It does receive a 9-pin plug, just couldn't get it to recognize the device that I was trying to connect.
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We use Symbol cable 25-35988-20 Rev B 0235 26576A with our LS4006l-l100. It appears to have 2 serial connections.
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I am not sure what equipment that is, however I do know serial....this is hands down compatible with darn near everything I have come across....where the other USB-Serial adaptors fail...this one does not...this is a fantastic product!
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From what I understand the serial number is not specific to any one specific PC. Therefore you should be able to use the unit on multiple PC's.
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The most current software/firmware update version is 40EEH. Another comment verifies that this version and possibly less current versions will support some CAN European protocols- there is 11bit and I think 29bit versions as of May 2012. One annoyance is that the serial output port is 15 pin DB15 whereas most older computers use DB25 for serial I/O and most newer ones that even still support physical RS232 serial use DB9 connectors- as do most USB to serial adaptors. That means you would have to find documentation or use a voltmeter or scope to locate the serial in and out pins and any handshaking support pins. Usually the transmit pin is pin 2 and the receive pin is pin 3 and the common signal ground is pin 7- but don't quote me. Also, you need to google to check the baud rate of the port oncnection- or trial and error on a terminal emulation program on a windows computer such as the simple Hyperterm which comes with some WIN os such as I think .XP or earlier. These kinds of programs are freeware on CNET Downloads.
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I'm not sure, but assume it would work. Appears to be the same pin configuration. It works fine for me.
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Thanks for asking! All 9 serial pins are connected to the circuit board. If you contact us at http://plugable.com/support/email we can provide an image if it would be useful.
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The item in question has 10 pin code, also it works in the range of 300 mHz signal. I have never seen a 9 pin one. Please check with your condo assoc. Or if you have the old one take off the cover and you will see the number of on/off pins it has.
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I do not think there is, you could buy a cheap usb to serial adapter if you require a serial connection.
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I can't remember exactly because I repaired the computer for someone else and I don't have the old parts to check. I think it is 12 pins.
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This will only work with a standard serial device. There is no connection for USB.
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No, this is a adapter to convert a serial DE-9 (9 pin) comm port to a DB25 (26 pin) comm port. You have to have a SCSI card installed which will have the proper ports on it in order to use SCSI devices.
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i am not sure , i do know it supports 329 + pid data, sorry i can not give you a more specific answer.good wishes.
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If want to use your computer to program or control the unit and the computer does not have a serial port, then you will need a either a serial to usb adapter. I bought a Trendndet usb to db9 adapter through Amazon. Or you can buy a uniden adapter (which you can get from Amazon) however it cost three or four time the money.