Explaining The Basics Of RS-232 Serial Communications

[@sunshine7453]

Beautiful explanation using animation! You make a complicated protocol easy. I have learn a lot from you. Thank you!

[@davidbolha]

Perfect explanation. Thanks ! 🤔😊

[@jimsxray]

Excellent explanation. Well done!

[@Muuip]

Great concise info.
Thanks!

[@MrWilliam932]

Wow very explanative video very nice! I have a question tho', If the other device has also DTR, DSR,RTS,CTS lines , I have to connect them crossed in order to talk to other PC right? and If I want to talk with another PC with the Null modem configuration I just have to make the same wiring as in the Tx, right?

[@jameserayburn]

Excellent reference and refresher. Well done.

[@divyapatel5037]

Why does Rs-232 connectors have 9/25 pin rather than other integer ?

[@pradyumnakartheek6555]

Are the connections same as shown in the video if the sender is DCE and the receiver is DTE?

[@santanacasas1]

Excellent explanation, thanks!

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[@prathyushapecchi3301]

I think DSR and DTR are given in reverse places

[@tareiknetro315]

i loved your video.

[@mohamedal-salti5730]

can u explain how to conv from TTL to RS-232

[@blackraven2405]

1:21, so... Tx and Rx are different wire?

[@m0ali]

yes ... and you should connect them together to send data

[@samyi8512]

Thanks thanks thanks!

[@mohansarma4896]

Excellent explanation sir

[@harshadadilipgaikwad919]

Great video, thanks man.

[@ariellevy7009]

Thanks, good video :)

[@niranjanadhikari5756]

great video

[@corpusyael2923]

EXCELLENT!

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[@willdatsun]

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[@mohammadasim9379]

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