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09-04-2004, 21:41
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Re: Using an FRC with the RCX?
Why? all the reverse-engineering and spec-finding has been done for us. The most reverse-engineering I've done yet is putting a continuity tester to the original gray cable! And RS-232 has been standardized to death, so it's the easiest protocal to use (at either end!).
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