nope...has to be real RS232 levels.....interfacing with unknown devices, bu=
t they will assume 232 levels.
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  Might post what you have tho, just as a point of reference for others.

Marc Nicholas <geekything@gmail.com> wrote:
  Hi Alan,

Does it need to be "real" RS232? Or will what passes for RS232 on most PCs
do?

If the latter, I have a neat solution involving a SOT23 transistor array ;-)


-marc

On 4/18/06, alan smith wrote:
>
> Not even looking at maxim....
>
> I am trying to find a single channel RS232 chip that runs on 2.5V. I
> found a dual from TI (and oh happy day....TI is starting to cross to some
> Maxim parts) but would prefer the single for cost and footprint reasons.
>
> Any other favorites?
>
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