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The only reason to try to do this would be if you were marooned on a desert island and just had to get your 1980's era PC to talk to your AVR, but couldn't place an order on ebay for a $2 serial USB converter.Download PuTTY - a free SSH and telnet client for Windows While it would be possible to make do, with proper PC-side software and AVR-side code, this is not what you want. It does not provide conventional asynchronous serial comms. The 'dapa' cable you have allows the use of an LPT port as an SPI programmer.

This is >completely>can parallel converters, but they are generally for legacy gear, are not widely supported, and are not cheap: LPT is a ' Line Prin Ter' port, and COM is a serial COMmunications port. In the PC device manager they actually com out much the same as well LPT or COM. Your AVR will be sending a '0' as 0V, and a '1' as Vcc. Signals between those voltages have no defined value. There is also a 'dead band' between about -3V and +3V. The logic is also inverted, meaning a positive voltage represents '0', and a negative voltage represents '0''1'. Great way to cook an AVR to a lovely golden brown. RS-232 also uses positive/negative signalling, meaning negative voltage represent one state for a bin, and positive voltage represent the other state. Product: Prolific USB-to-Serial Comm Port (COM1) Hardware Class: USB.

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Enter the destination host name and port number into the вЂDestinationвЂ™ box, separated by a colon (for example, :110 to connect to a POP-3 server). Enter the local port number into the вЂSource portвЂ™ box.

You're lucky you haven't connected the AVR RX to the PC's TX, that would almost certainly fry it. To find the latest driver for your computer we recommend running our Free Driver Scan. Make sure the вЂLocalвЂ™ radio button is set. RS-232 signalling can be as high as 12V or even 15V. Gechxx wrote: no there is straight copper between atmega and rs232 port (a bit getto I know) and atmega TX pin (PD1) connected to pin 3 (rx) on the rs232 but that might be wrong ?Д¬ould there be some trussle with the COM1 port designation (guess that would always point to the rs232?) actually I havnt connected the out-direction from PC to RX on mcu, I guess there is no reason to do that, suppose there Then no there is straight copper between atmega and rs232 port (a bit getto I know) and atmega TX pin (PD1) connected to pin 3 (rx) on the rs232ДЄnd ground to rs232 pin1. Code as follows (no rocket science and I have altered to two stop bits in this version, not so tidy as I would have liked though)

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