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[ale] IrDA on desktops
- Subject: [ale] IrDA on desktops
- From: rstickel at mindspring.com (Robert Stickel)
- Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 09:36:55 -0400
I have not seen any consumer products that plug into a mobo, but HP has
an IrDA Designer's Kit (P/N HSDL-8001) that includes two IR serial
dongles (Parallax LiteLink), two 1-inch square circuit boards and some
documentation. The boards have an IR transceiver and a 10-pin header
labeled:
Bout --
Rcv Txd
Gnd Gnd
Sout Rxd
Vcc2 Vcc1
The docs explain these connections. If you can't plug one of these into
your MB, you might still be able to use a LiteLink on a serial port.
The kernel IrDA package includes a LiteLink driver.
Dan Newcombe wrote:
>
> I've been reading through some of the IrDA howtos and they all talk about
> notebooks. My desktop MB has an IrDA header on it.
>
> Is there anything out there one can buy to give it IrDA capabilities?
> Searches on the web seem to come up with a bunch of nothing, dead links,
> etc...
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Robert Stickel
rstickel at snapserver.com
(Atlanta)
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