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Impartialise · 05-15-2008, 05:07 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Jebus

The input signal goes high or positive voltage to generate the event in MSCOMM control. Keep in mind you can't apply just any old voltage to the pins. You should use the serial ports own voltage to drive the pin high. Like one of the two output pins.

Version 2 adds the input pins and custom labels.
Version 3 adds custom indicators and a configurable timer control to update SerialSwitch status into RR.

No, I would get a remote start kit and work it into my setup from that angle.
...JJG

I think I will likely get a fusion brain and try and work it through that, it's just space is a constraint in my setup and I also want to know it's possible before I take the plunge, so a little more researching required.

Thanks very much for your quick response, and keep up the good work!
Phil

05-15-2008, 05:07 AM	#14
Impartialise Newbie Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Sussex, England Vehicle: 1990 Toyota Sera Posts: 14 My Photos: ()	Quote: Originally Posted by Jebus The input signal goes high or positive voltage to generate the event in MSCOMM control. Keep in mind you can't apply just any old voltage to the pins. You should use the serial ports own voltage to drive the pin high. Like one of the two output pins. Version 2 adds the input pins and custom labels. Version 3 adds custom indicators and a configurable timer control to update SerialSwitch status into RR. No, I would get a remote start kit and work it into my setup from that angle. ...JJG I think I will likely get a fusion brain and try and work it through that, it's just space is a constraint in my setup and I also want to know it's possible before I take the plunge, so a little more researching required. Thanks very much for your quick response, and keep up the good work! Phil