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Peter Stuge peter at stuge.seiBruno wrote: > I am having troubles, to find the decent cable/interface to get > this working properly!! There are many cables that are almost right, so it's important to get the right ones. > I bough converter USB -FTDI 232RLChip- RS232, Converter. > IS giving me 6.60v Output.. One part of RS232 is voltage levels, and they are indeed completely wrong for the telephone. They may well destroy the serial port on the phone. > Electronically, what can I do, to adjust for the correct Voltage? I would avoid this. Find a suitable cable instead. Buy a few different ones that are advertised to support the particular phone. > My phone didn't fry, besides I got connection! Stop using the cable. The more you use it the more you risk destroying the serial port in the phone. > not completing the task! I believe is because of the amount of > power. Voltage, but yes probably. > If you know a cable that works decently, let me know :-) FT2232H or FT4232H based cables are the popular ones. Testing with FT2232D (slower USB than H) has not worked so perfectly. I'd recommend buying a cable with a connector especially made for the phone, because a standard 2.5mm plug does not fit without mechanical rework. Low quality plugs that have been reworked to fit may not make a very good connection, which also causes signalling problems. //Peter