Like a standard USB serial adapter, the RLC-3 is connected to your PC via the standard USB connector, and driver software is installed to make it appear as a new serial port; accessable by any PC software which can talk to a com# port.
Unlike a standard USB serial adapter, the output lines of the RLC-3 are already converted from the RS232 +/- 12 volt level signals to TTL signal levels, makeing it ideal for communicaitons with microcontrollers like those embedded in ham radios, monitors, and other devices or for your own projects where a PC must "talk" to a microcontroller like the BASIC STAMP, PIC, SX, etc...
The RLC-3 is currently in development, and not yet available, but we hope to start shipping these units very soon. We expect the price to be about $25 each, but some variation in that amount is possible.
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