Look up: RS 232

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   RS 232
   a link between data processing devices on which all the data moves over one wire, one bit at a time. Think of it as transmitting words one letter at a time until a total of 8 letters or bytes (8 bits) are received. The byte is then processed, but in a slower fashion than parallel. Common serial interface communications are RS232 C, RS422 and RS485 ...
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   RS 232
   Interface, which enables a control of the projector via PC or control unit such as AMX or Creston, also called V.24.
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   RS-232
   A format of digital communication using a three wire unbalanced presentation. The RS-232 standard defines the presentation and voltages for asynchronous communications, but it does not define how the data should be represented by the bits, i.e., it does not define the overall message format and protocol. It is very often used in computers, CCTV and communications between keyboards and matrix switchers.
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   RS-232
   A method of sending data over wires. Often used to communicate between balances and printers or computers.
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   RS-232
   a link between data processing devices on which all the data moves over one wire, one bit at a time. Think of it as transmitting words one letter at a time until a total of 8 letters or bytes (8 bits) are received. The byte is then processed, but in a slower fashion than parallel. Common serial interface communications are RS232 C, RS422 and RS485 ...
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   RS-232
   A recommended serial standard that is frequently used to interface a DTE and a DCE.
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   RS-232
   EIA-232
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   RS-232
   In telecommunications, `RS-232` (Recommended Standard 232) is a standard for serial binary data signals connecting between a `DTE` (Data terminal equipment) and a `DCE` (Data Circuit-terminating Equipment). It is commonly used in computer serial ports. A similar ITU-T standard is `V.24`.
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   RS232
   An EIA (Electronic Industries Association) standard that defines a protocol for serial data communications. An RS232 link will run at up 38400 baud (bits per second) over short distances, and at lower speeds as the distance increases. You can plug the RS232 lead directly into the computer's serial (COM) port.
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    RS232
    a link between data processing devices on which all the data moves over one wire, one bit at a time. Think of it as transmitting words one letter at a time until a total of 8 letters or bytes (8 bits) are received. The byte is then processed, but in a slower fashion than parallel. Common serial interface communications are RS232 C, RS422 and RS485 ...
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    RSA-232
    In mathematics, `RSA-232` is one of the RSA numbers, large semiprimes that are part of the RSA Factoring Challenge. RSA-232 has a length of 232 decimal digits and has not been factored so far. RSA-232 = 1009881397871923546909564894309468582818233821955573955141120516205831021338 5285453743661097571543636649133800849170651699217015247332943892702802343809 6090980497644054071120196541074755382494867277137407501157718230539834060616 2079 Cat...
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