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- Jan 1, 1970
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I have a need for a site that describes this procedure, thanks in
advance.
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advance.
ctops.legal
I have a need for a site that describes this procedure, thanks in
advance.
ctops.legal
No, they were USB to USB cables with a processor. I haven't seen any
for about six months, but I think I might have one left, and hiding
somewhere in the 1000+ spare cables in the shop.
I have bought USb to Ethernet adapters for under $10, though.
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No, they were USB to USB cables with a processor. I haven't seen any
for about six months, but I think I might have one left, and hiding
somewhere in the 1000+ spare cables in the shop.
I have bought USb to ethernet adapters for under $10, though.
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ctops.legal said:Yea I know all that I am trying to find the hardware that make the USB
x USB work, see->http://www.usb-ware.com/usb-2-usb-data-link-file-
transfer-cable-uc250.htm
There about $35.00 right down the street I want to make my own, there
must be a do it yourself site or blog somewhere, an ethernet
connection would require 2 complicated drivers and compatibility
issues with Vista units and older systems, plus it's my hobby, thanks
guys.
ctops.legal
Laplink recently gave one away on the front of a magazine. Littlectops.legal said:Yea I know all that I am trying to find the hardware that make the USB
x USB work, see->
http://www.usb-ware.com/usb-2-usb-data-link-file-transfer-cable-uc250.htm
There about $35.00 right down the street I want to make my own, there
must be a do it yourself site or blog somewhere, an ethernet
connection would require 2 complicated drivers and compatibility
issues with Vista units and older systems, plus it's my hobby, thanks
guys.
ctops.legal
Then go to the OEM websites and find out who makes the chipset, then
spend a couple thousand dollars for the development kit, and pay the
license fees. USB isn't a simple cable interface, and USB 2.0 is even
harder to get working.
start here, but you'll spend a lot more than if you just bought the
interface already built. <http://www.lvr.com/usbc.htm>
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Idiot.
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Yes. Idiot. I pointed you to the resources required to designa USB
product, and you ignored them. Making a wheel from a rock was a lot
easier. You didn't have to pay anyone for the right to use it after you
made it, either.
Want to bet? You have to pay a fee to register a USB device, sign
"Non Disclosure Agreements" and pay for the development tools. Unless he
is already designing USB products that is a very big NRE. I spent years
in electronic design and manufacturing, and saw what an expensive mess
USB product development was. For a one off you are better off to buy
something. If you think you an build and sell a million units for less
than the Chinese, you are truly insane.
As far as your lame caveman comment: You're watching way too many
Geico commercials. It reminds me of Gary Larson's 'Farside' caveman
plumber cartoon. There are two cavemen looking into a hole, and a roll
of toilet paper is on a stick. One caveman says to the other, "Ug! This
not be cheap!"
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Follow the links I posted earlier. You will see it isn't a simple, or
reasonably priced task. One of the rules of design is to know when to
buy, rather than build.
Also, a design project shold be on either or Both groups are availible on Google
Groups, but most of the posters there are trying to learn, or
profesional designers and won't waste time with anyone with a bad
attitude.
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Yea all ISP's and Yahoo, Google, you name it, I get Spam in my Fax,I've never looked for one. BTW, Google isn't anonymous. A couple
phone calls, and they will reveal your information to the police.
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Send it back to them, followed by 20 pages of black paper all taped
end to end. It uses up lots of their ink or toner and paper. When they
see what it costs them, they'll stop.
That only works for people in the US. My method works anywhere.
You don't have to live in a country to sue in that country nor to report
law violators in that country to regulators in that country.
That said, I did stop a 'junk faxer' a couple of years ago by a somewhat
similar method.
They were sending 'pump and dump' stock tip faxes, with a 1 800 number at
the bottom to 'opt out'.
Of course, opting out had no effect...or rather confirmed your phone number
to the junk faxers.
I know this because I tried a couple of times and just got more junk faxes..
So I programmed my computer to repeatedly call the 'opt out' number and
'press the right buttons to "opt out"'.
Repeatedly.
Over and over.
All night long.
I think I only had to run it a couple of nights before they stopped hitting
my fax machine.
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please pardon my infinite ignorance, the set-of-things-I-do-not-know is an
infinite set.
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I use 'Mailwasher' to bounce the garbage as undeliverable.
If they
are expecting to do business with their email address, the more bounced
mail, the better to plug their inbox and prevent real customers from
contacting them.