Re: Max3232

Hi Henrion,

You can get the chips free as samples from the TI website (it is =
outsourced to digikey!).
I've also ordered as a free sample the jtag tap controller used in the =
usb jtag device you
mentioned.

Following your progress with interest........

Cheers,
Tom

> Hello
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> http://hri.sf.net/tools/#uart
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> has the schematics to a 3.3v level shifter using 3232
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> hope this helps!
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> Cheers
> !3runo
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> Henrion Benjamin wrote:
> > Hello,
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> > Maybe some guys can help here. I've a 3.3v Tx/Rx 2 pins=20
> connector on the
> > Netgear WG602v2 (see http://isl3893.sf.net), I'm trying to get root
> > console through this serial port.
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> > Can somebody help me in finding a schematics to get serial=20
> port through
> > a Max3232 (not Max232, 5V only). If I succeed in having=20
> access to the
> > booting in serial, I can noramly boot a kernel+romfs in tftp.
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> > I've received some clarifications from Globespan, see the=20
> website for
> > details.
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> Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 00:24:50 +0200
> From: "Roy" <[email protected]>
> Subject: [LinuxAP-dev] Cheap and good ap aailable
> To: "Linux Access Point Development" <[email protected]>
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> I found that it is possible to get ap's made by proxim
>  Proxim - Harmony 802.11a
> they were discounted by some reason, but looks these have good 100mbs
> wireless card
> which have linux driver available.
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> I still did not received any of then, but maibe someone have some
> expierience with proxom ap's
> what cpu they use?
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