[L1st3r]

I know that Uirt2 lets you power on a PC, which the IRman doesn't allow, but does Irman do anything that a uirt2 doesn't?? Any personal experiences with both would be appreciated! Also, couldn't you just put a serial to usb adapter and connect either to a USB port?

 

[Carlton Bale]

IRMAN is receive only. UIRT = Universal Infrared Receiver Transmitter or something to that effect. It can send and receive IR. I ordered an assembled internal version from:

http://users.skynet.be/sky50985/

 

[Carlton Bale]

By the way, I'm not sure if either of these will work through a USB-to-Serial adapter.


However, I know that a VFD display will work though an adapter and that a Philips Pronto can be programmed through an adapter. I recommend the Keyspan USB-to-Serial adapter because it has drivers for all operating systems and is very compatible.

http://keyspan.com/products/homepage-Serial.spml

http://www.pcconnection.com/scripts/...duct_id=259329