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I have a serial device which does not use the RS232C standard. It uses a voltage level of +5V for mark and 0V for space. Will this device communicate with RadioLinx products?
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RS-232 serial TTL The signal levels described are TTL serial type and need to be converted to RS-232C levels.

Convertors can be found from various electronic supply companies.
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