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RE: [nirvislist] Alternate way to connect Slink-E to PC?

Yes you can either purchase an adapter to change the pin configuration to the opposite gender. Or you can aquire a USB to serial adapter. I saw one at tigerdirect.com for around $10…. Good luck!

Anthony

 

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Hi,

I just moved my computers around and I want to connect my Slink-e to the newer one. My problem is that the end that I need to connect to my computer is female and my computer only has a female connection in that size. Is there an adapter I can purchase or can I magically connect my Slink-E using a USB?

Thanks!
michelle
Fri Jul 10, 2009 2:19 pm

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Hi, I just moved my computers around and I want to connect my Slink-e to the newer one. My problem is that the end that I need to connect to my computer is... 		michelle_rvc
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Yes you can either purchase an adapter to change the pin configuration to the opposite gender. Or you can aquire a USB to serial adapter. I saw one at ...
ant'ny
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2:19 pm

There are tons of adapters that convert USB to Serial Heres a link for $10 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812203018 Phil...
Musicman
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4:48 pm

Although there are inexpensive serial to USB adapters, not all of these adapters work well. Because serial data is bidirectional (as is the Slinke), I would...
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stanleybrown25
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I have been using a "QATech" USB to serial adapter for the past 3 or 4 years. It required the installation of the QATech driver that can be downloaded fromthe...
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