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I need to go over 100 feet. Looking on the internet shows that RS422 can
go about 4000 feet. I would like a wireless solution but I am also
asking to read about what folks have done with RS232 data from point to
point.
Yes the software is set on both computers. Computer A just gives the
data stream. Computer B is reading the RS232 data and the software on
computer B can be set to check serial ports 1-16.
Thanks for the questions and the answer about the modem.
David
Peter Shkabara wrote:
>I am not sure what your question is. If all you want is to transmit the
>serial port information from one computer to another, then the question is
>"how far is it to go"? The limit for RS232 is about 100 feet or so. For
>longer runs you would need some other transmission medium and protocol.
>RS422 allows for several hundred feet (don't remember exactly how far). For
>very long distance transmission you could use a phone line with a modem.
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>Is it safe to assume that you have the appropriate software on each computer
>to handle the data stream? In other words, does your software recognize a
>serial port (COM1 or COM2) interface?
>
>Peter
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>-----Original Message-----
>I have updating RS232 data coming out of a DB9 port that I want to get to my
>computer's DB9 port or just to my computer. My research has produced a
>device or system that will take the data, convert the data to use an
>ethernet network, and then ether present the data by software to the
>computer from the ethernet or remove the data from the ethernet and give the
>data back by a DB9 port. This DB9 port could then be plugged into the
>computer's DB9 port to view the data. This system cost from $400 to $700.
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>I'm asking for other suggestions that you may have seen or used that will
>allow me to transport my RS232 data from one location to another.
>
>David
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