Dear all,   My AP600E for sale! Interested?   If yes, do not hesitate to contact me for further details.   Nicolas, Belgium. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi Howard, Many thanks, most appreciated. Kind regards Simon

These cable are console cable used to connect to network equipment on their serial port. The RJ45 in this case is NOT an Ethernet connection but a serial connection. The pinout of the RJ45 side can be

http://www.amazon.com/HDE-9-Pin-Serial-Ethernet-Adapter/sim/B004F72A9I/2 Disclaimer: I have not used any of these. Tom

Thanks, Howard. VERY much appreciate you taking the time to do this. Tom

Ah, the Apple world and it colorful, mysterious denizens... And I forgot all about Firewire/IEEE-1394! My apologies! I even still have a Firewire camera with no computer that can connect or control

Chris, Actually, the HDMI port is gone on my MacBook Pro...replaced by a Thunderbolt port (sort of Firewire++, I guess)...I do have a couple of USB ports, though

I would choose autoguider with phd with exposures of frames of at least 3 secs , however I'd recommend going the PEMPRO way Suresh [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

First there was PCMCIA 1. Then there was PCMCIA 2. Then came CardBus (PCMCIA form factor) Then came ExpressPCI (1/2 PCMCIA form factor) Then came MiniPCI internal (tiny circuit board with edge

My 2009 Toshiba does. Look carefully. They are covered and don't appear as an obvious slot Geoff

My 2006 Toshiba and 2010 Asus don't have PCMCIA slots or any other slots.

I use 4-port Tripplite and Icron Ranger in my observatory. I had a couple BSODs but now I connect the Icron and cold boot the HP Win64 laptop and it's been reliable since. I'm running my ST-10XME

Hi all, If I wanted to do PEC (or PEM as the manual says) training for my Mach1, the manual has two methods. I have a high magnification double lined illuminated eyepiece, and also an Orion

PCMCIA is an old standard. At some point along the way, it was replaced by PC Card (which may be the same thing, but renamed). My current laptop (a Lenovo W520) was the first machine I owned

I would love to see a gradual migration to a modular interface socket, where the user would have a choice of swappable interface modules, including: RS-232 - Still the universal denominator USB-HID -

Although I could be wrong. I think PCMCIA cards are a thing of the past. My latest Dell doesn’t have the slots, just DVD and BlueRay. Gregory Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2012 10:40 AM To:

Hi Anthony my poor laptop only has one serial, 1parallel, 1 eithernet and 2 USB1 ports : (( Can't cram in the USB2 and extra serial adapters into the slots at the same time as they will not fit.

Serial ports are rugged, USB not. Serial can be used outside in extreme environments. USB is not rated for outdoor use. We just had a long complete discussion in previous posts about serial versus

The poster's original question still awaits an answer. Why use a serial port instead of a USB port? Geoff

Similar cards exist for USB2.0 for those of us whose laptops are exclusively USB1.1. Some software and hardware, specifically requires USB2. Anthony. ???? 10/18/2012 20:40, ?/? chris1011@...