(only TX, RX and ground are required) between the PC serial port and
the R's DB9 connector. I've had no problems using a few USB to
serial converters with the R's.
For models that don't have an RS232 <--> TTL converter built in, one
has to be wedged between the serial cable and the OOPic.
Can't help you much with parallel operations as I've never had to go
that route. Others will chime in.
At 03:05 AM 7/12/2008, Mike Martin wrote:
>Hi all
>I'm still confused about debugging and the cable. I'm using a III+
>oopic, the Ver 6 compiler and a parallel cable to download. On page 97
>of Dennis' book it says that debugging can be done even with a parallel
>cable by moving it from the programming connector to one of the I2C
>connectors (the book implies either will do). But I still get an
>error "Error opening Comm0". Can someone suggest what I might be doing
>wrong?
>TIA
>Mike M.
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