31 Jul
2022
31 Jul
'22
6:01 p.m.
On 7/31/22 11:38 AM, Paul Koning via cctalk wrote:
One easy way would be to plug in a USB to RS232
adapter into any old
Linux device, like a Pi. Another is to use an RS232 converter card
for the built-in UARTs. I don't know about the Pi, but I've used
such a device for the BeagleBone Black.
I was thinking of the BeagleBone Black as another option. I personally
have no experience with them.
A Telnet client is a standard tool; if it doesn't
come pre-installed
it's just a matter of installing the relevant package.
Yep.
Configure things with DE-9 / DB-25 to 8P8C adapters, a la. Yost, and
you've got a capable device.
It could even be possible to configure the gateway device to inherently
work both directions. Allow outbound connections /and/ inbound
connections. The devil is in the details of configuring the software to
do (at least) what you want it to do.
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Grant. . . .
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