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Re: Replica 1 SE

Subject: Re: Replica 1 SE
From: "A2Pro" <a2@wilserv.com>
Date: 28 Jul 2006 14:45:23 -0700
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Hi!

Matt Lichtenberg wrote:
> I may be wrong, but I believe you might have read the picture wrong.
> As far as I can tell, the board has a USB to serial built-in, allowing
> you to interface the Replica 1 SE directly to your newer computer over
> USB instead of over serial.  Also, it can run off the aforementioned
> USB line's five volts, which sounds like a damned good idea to me.

    Bill's site has the line "replica 1 SE assembled shown with serial
to USB converter (included)" under the image of the built Replica 1.
The image shown on Vince's site has the text "Optional Serial to USB
adapt?r" pointing to one of the connectors.

Willi

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