The "RS-232 Port" on this doesn't look like any rs-232 connector I've ever seen. What type of cable is used to connect to it?
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Seems to be a 3.5mm jack. It doesn't come with a cable though. I haven't tried but I think you'd need something like this: http://www.cablestogo.com/product/02445
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I was looking for the same info and seems like we should be able to connect it with RCA cables to the receiver as per this review in epinions.http://www10.epinions.com/review/SanDisk_SANSA_E200_C200_DOCKING_BASE_STATION_CHARGER_SDAMX_BST_A75/content_443124518532
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Yes, It comes with a proramming cable (DH 485 to serial RS 232)...you may have to purchase a RS232 serial to USB...Otherwise all comes with the package and works well...john
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The serial (PC, or DB9) end is Female, which is required to connect to any computer RS 232 port, which is the male side. The other end plugs directly into the controller, (like a 4P4C Phone handset to base, cable end). Hope this helps.
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Not this one - it's the wrong kind of connection type on the peripheral side. You'd want this one instead (Type A to Type B) - Cable Matters SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Type A to B Cable in Blue 6 Feet
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Paul, this is EB. This cable is the correct size to connect your LBP6200d. You may or may not need a longer or shorter length, but this is a classic usb A to B cable (what we used to call a "usb to device" cable. Of course that was around 1998 when the "U" in universal serial bus, actually was true. These cables com in so many configurations now that they should call them "unknown serial bus, lol!" Anyway, I reviewed a copy of the service manual from cannon (available free on their website btw) and this is definitely the cable shown in the set schematics drawings of the device. I really hope this helps you. -EB
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I was also confused at first. It is USB to TTL. I believe the TTL is buffered in the adapter with an RS232 interface chip which probably provides electrical isolation as well.
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Here is the link to the correct cable: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B1SSW2S
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It has female pins, so you'll need some adapter. Personally I adapt it to the USB on my laptop with a Dynex DX-UBDB9. But if you are going to the rs232 a straight m/f adapter would work.
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Its USB interface. Used RT2870_USBmodule.exe driver. Don't recall where I downloaded it from. But it is on myGoogleDrive so I can give anyone a link/download address who need XP driver set.
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squashpup - THANK-YOU so very much for your reply. I have been hesitant to purchase this item, but now that I know that it works for you, I will proceed. And thanks for the eBay tip, I would not have known what to call that type of adapter cable.Happy New Year,PWB, Esq.
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You can order an adapter easier. Check Amazon for a 800 to 400 They are so cheap and easier to carryI was looking into this myself except I have a few three port external HDs and I just use that set upEasy either way. The cables will recognize... I do it all the time in the above situation.
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Checked my Xsi manual. it is the interface cable listed in the manual as supplied in box.
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Hi, yes, if work with windws 8, you need cable RS 232, only a good cable with driver
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The USB standard - the rectangular connector - does not handle signals in the same voltage range nor frequency range of RS-232 - the mini "audio" connector. Note that there is no standard to govern RS-232 connections using the audio connector. I would be afraid of damaging my computer using a "standard USB to mini jack" adapter - no such standard exists. Sorry, there has to be some signal translation "intelligence" on one end or the other...thxww
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Hi, it's a BNC connection. Here is the cable that you can use, please check. VideoSecu 100 Feet Pre-made All-in-One Video Power BNC RCA Cable CCTV DVR System Security Surveillance Camera Extension Cable 1JEIrene
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You should be able to use a vanilla DB-9 RS-232 extension cable, something like SF Cable, 15 ft DB9 M/F Serial Extension Cable RS232The extension cable needs male and female ends, should not be a 'null modem' cable, and should be good quality. Apart from that, nothing special should be needed.