On Feb 24, 2007, at 5:36 AM, Bruce Durocher II wrote:
> <http://www.timewave.com/support/U-232/index.html>
You do not need any special drivers. There are several serial-to-USB
chips out there that come with the PC/Mac?Linux side of drivers.
Nothing is needed on the device side. The chips take care of
everything and neither the device nor the application in the PC will
know that they use USB instead of RS232.
FTDI chips are one very common resource, but there are also firmware
USB implementations for all kinds of Atmel chips.
Matthias
PS: I am very interested in getting charging via USB going, so I
don't need the power brick anymore.
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