RS-232, also known as the "Recommended Standard 232," stands as a venerable and indispensable communication protocol for serial data transmission. Over several decades, it has played a pivotal role in connecting diverse devices, including computers, modems, printers, and more. This repository seeks to be a comprehensive resource, equipping you with the knowledge and tools to understand and effectively implement RS-232 communication in your projects.
If you are new to the world of RS-232 or simply need a refresher, the Getting Started Guide is your ideal starting point. This guide will usher you into the fundamental aspects of RS-232, covering essential topics such as voltage levels, pinouts, and commonly used terminology.
- RS-232 Protocol Specification: The official RS-232 protocol specification document.
- RS-232 Pinout Diagram: A comprehensive visual reference for RS-232 connector pin assignments.
- RS-232 Data Framing: Detailed insights into how data is framed and transmitted in RS-232 communication.
- Flow Control in RS-232: An in-depth explanation of the various flow control methods employed in RS-232 communication.
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- RS232 Protocol – Basics - Electronics Hub
- RS232: Basics, implementation and specification - Engineers Garage
- RS232C for Data Transfer - Geeks for Geeks
This repository thrives on community collaboration and welcomes contributions from individuals like you. Whether you have code samples, documentation improvements, or additional resources related to RS-232, we encourage you to consult our Contributing Guidelines to get started on your journey to making this repository even more valuable to the community.
The content within this repository is licensed under the MIT License, granting you the freedom to use, modify, and distribute the code and documentation, provided that you include the appropriate attribution.
