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Re: Serial Communication (Java)

When we purchased this cable I made sure that it would be comparable with the 3.3 CMOS logic of the roborio.

On adafruits website they have a quick note on it saying "Note that we call this a "TTL cable" (since that's what they're called) but technically it's CMOS logic."
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Re: Serial Communication (Java)

The Rio runs RS-232 at ±12 Volts (approx), while TTL is ±3.3 or 5. A 3.3V signal isn't enough to trigger a RS-232 circuit.

https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/215
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Re: Serial Communication (Java)

You might try inverting the signal. I have found when converting from TTL to RS-232 this is needed. It just depends on your hardware.

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Re: Serial Communication (Java)

You could use a USB to Ethernet adapter on the RoboRIO and connect over Ethernet that way.
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You could use a USB to Ethernet adapter on the RoboRIO and connect over Ethernet that way.
Or just use the second ethernet port on the radio
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Or just use the second ethernet port on the radio
OP wants to avoid using that.
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OP wants to avoid using that.
Ah, I missed that
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