I have TEC SL 2200 scales that have a RS232 port for interfacing? Will this work okay? I am not a technical person.
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The printer has USB and serial (RS232) ports. I have not used a TEC SL2200 scale before but I think the scale is likely connected to the computer, not the printer. Even though the printer has a serial RS232 port, the RS232 port on the printer is normally connected to the computer also. Most commonly, a cash drawer is connected to the printer with an RJ12 (like a phone connector). I would recommend you check the POS system and verify if the scale should be connected to the computer. Also if the computer has USB or serial RS232 ports to connect to the printer.
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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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I don't know. You may want to contact the friendly helpers at Tascam with that question. Have a great day!
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It should. Even though it probably came with a RS 232 wedge originally, the product specs list USB as a supported interface.
329450
Searching on the web I couldnt find any reference for this compatibility, yet, you must try searching on users guide because this controller seems to be very flexible about compat. Luck
55424
It doesn't work at the logic voltage level that the technical rs232 spec requires. But the communications are serial protocol. You would need a logic level converter to use this with rs232.
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This unit will work with just about any powered gauge, so you don't need one just because you're changing the sending unit. However, it is possible that your current gauge is not working. That is something you would have to test. - - ShipStore Customer Service
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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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No problem, just dont plug the swicth and will work fine. If you want more information you can find on Aeon Labs website ( http://aeotec.com/support/1219-micro-switch-wiring-schematics.html)
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yes. J. Bobay says same hardware version is required...I got one with an external probe and one (same brand) without. They're both on the same Linux server and provide me graphs and warning pages.I wrote a product review with a few more details and a couple sample graphs.
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It won't work if the digital scale is really 12V AC. If you meant 120VAC 60Hz input with 12V DC output, then it would work if the scale accepts the 5.5 x 2.1mm center-positive plug. What are the specs from your old adapter?
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Yes it will. You can use .023 wire (on 120v 0r 240v) with settings just as low as the 140. The 211 is great (I love mine), but it does have a pretty hefty price tag.
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I'm assuming you mean that your interface does not have XLR Jacks? You'll probably need a couple balanced XLR to TRS cables. Like this: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/BPBQXM5/
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Yes, that is what I use and it works with no problem, would be better to use 8 gauge 4 is a little big for the ports.
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The RS232 data from the meter is a serialization of the display bits that drive the segments. It has to be translated into digits, plus/minus, scale, etc. There is information on the Internet that may help. Also other programs for Linux or Windows that may work with this meter. I have not yet needed anything beyond the software supplied so I can't provide specific recommendations.
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You can purchase a male/female adapter (cheaply) that provides the correct interface. If I remember correctly, it's a 1/4" to 3/8" conversion.
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Hello Der'e friend, I hope I am not to late to aid you in your purchase. This unit is designed to work with not only a Majority of Tascam products but many Roland, Yamaha etc. Machines. To be perfectly sure go to Tascam's site for Absolute surety. B-Blest Scott¢¼