Well, the ISO-9141-2 system on my '96 Maxima doesn't seem to require
handshaking as it just has a K-line - the handshaking on Jeff's circuit is on
the Micro/PC side, which is why I am searching for a design that doesn't
require it - easier to code. Jeff's design uses DTR and CTS on the RS-232 side,
which are the handshaking lines, correct?
I hope I am not mistaken here,
Jai
Quoting alfatok <hi.johnsson@...>:
> --- In opendiag@yahoogroups.com, "turbans_turkey" <jdhar@e...> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I was wondering if anyone had actually tried out this schematic
> > (under the AJB folder in the Files section, cnv.jpg). It seems
> > awefully simple (which is a good thing), and I was thinking of giving
> > it a try for my first attempt at interfacing. The Jeff board was
> > another alternative, but that seems to use handshaking, which I'm not
> > a fan of.
> >
>
> I just like to point out that the design you refer to is NOT intended
> for use when interfacing a PC or any other RS232 interface to your car.
> Handshaking is not a thing you can be a fan of or not, some systems
> just require it to work. There is no handshake involved in the design
> of Jeff Noxon though. I suggest you give it a try.
>
> /Henrik
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