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Some PCs serial ports can have levels of -15 volts and +15 volts (while still adhering to the RS232 specification). However, the E3 input circuitry may be designed for levels of 0 volts and 5 volts. If you're feeling protective of your E3, then using the following circuit may put you mind at rest. It works fine for _my_ E3 and mind. | Some PCs serial ports can have levels of -15 volts and +15 volts (while still adhering to the RS232 specification). However, the E3 input circuitry may be designed for levels of 0 volts and 5 volts. If you're feeling protective of your E3, then using the following circuit may put your mind at rest. It works fine for ''my'' E3 and mind. |
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\ / IN4148 ^ \ BZY88 4v7 v diode / \ zener diode |
^ IN4148 ^ \ BZY88 4v7 / \ diode / \ zener diode |
Some PCs serial ports can have levels of -15 volts and +15 volts (while still adhering to the RS232 specification). However, the E3 input circuitry may be designed for levels of 0 volts and 5 volts. If you're feeling protective of your E3, then using the following circuit may put your mind at rest. It works fine for my E3 and mind.
PC E3 9-pin 3-pin D-connector jack plug 100R (Tx) 3 o------/\/\/\----+-------------+-------------o Ring resistor | | | \ | --- --- ^ IN4148 ^ \ BZY88 4v7 / \ diode / \ zener diode --- --- | | | | (0V) 5 o----------------+-------------+-------------o Sleave (Rx) 2 o--------------------------------------------o Tip