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I am interested in drawing power from an RS232 port so that it powers an
external circuit, only I am not too sure where to begin. The RS232 port is not on the DTE side, but on the DCE side. I was able to measure -7.59V DC and -25mA on the following PINs using a digital multimeter: RI, DSR, DCD, CTS. Is it possible to draw power from this DCE so that I have +3.3V DC at approximately 140mA for my circuit? Let me know what you guys think. Steph |
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