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Surprised a lot of this stuff is RS-232. I have a collection of old engineering/telecom test equipment I used for a project and while some of it did offer RS-23
by the_only_law 5y ago
Surprised a lot of this stuff is RS-232. I have a collection of old engineering/telecom test equipment I used for a project and while some of it did offer RS-232 connection, GPIB is probably a bit more common.
- analog31 5y agoDepends on the industry. Chemistry lab equipment like spectrometers more frequently used RS232. But someone does make an inexpensive USB-to-GPIB adapter that basically enumerates as a COM port, making programming pretty easy.