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Old April 8th 14, 11:29 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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On Wednesday, April 9, 2014 9:38:57 AM UTC+12, wrote:

Are you connecting the Nano to the Kobo Mini via the internal serial port exposed on the motherboard ? If so, I am considering the same thing. Which pins on the RJ45 connector are you using to connect to the Kobo Mini ?


I'm using the internal serial port of the Kobo. This is 3.3v. The Nano serial/power adapter has both 3.3v and proper RS232 on the RJ45. The manual has the pinouts.

I soldered a right angle connector onto the Kobo board and made a cable to connect to the 3.3v Tx/Rx on the RJ45. It pays to keep the cable short. Those 3.3v TTL signals aren't meant to go far. A small amount of carving away at the rear cover exposed the connector.

If I needed a longer cable I'd put a level converter close to the internal connector and use proper RS232.

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