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USB irDA adapter
USB irDA adapterUSB irDA adapter

Irdroid USB irDA adapter

€40€45

The Irdroid USB irDA adapter turns a USB port into an IrDA compliant infrared port for communication with IrDA compliant devices, such as PDAs, cell phones, test equipment and medical instruments. Works with irDA Medical Instruments – ZOLL AED PRO and ZOLL AED Plus.

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SKU: 8808.

Product Description

 

The Irdroid USB IrDA adapter allows you to interface with equipment that communicates via IrDA SIR protocol. Supported operating systems  – Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, MAC OS X, Linux and Android. Works with irDA Medical Instruments – ZOLL AED PRO and ZOLL AED Plus.

 

Features:

 

  • – Complete solution for IrDA communication on any modern system
  • – Supports with IrDA® Physical Layer Specification (version 1.3)
  • – Supports Windows 7,8,10, Linux, Android, Raspberry Pi
  • – High quality infrared transceiver
  • – Up to *2 meters IrDA SIR communication
  • – Supports baud rates from 9600 – 115200 bps
  • – USB-A male connector

 

Example Usage:

 

  • – Medical instruments with irDA port
  • – Diving equipment with irDA port
  • – Interfacing with irDA PDAs
  • – irDA field communications
  • – Data communication

 

Package contains:

 

  • – 1x Irdroid USB IrDA adapter

 

The USB irDA adapter comes factory configured for 9600 baud rate serial communication. Baud rate can be changed by using the on-board switch (or via solder jumpers) and sending specific HEX commands toward the onboard mcp2120 for changing the baud rate setting.

 

Changing the Baud rate:

 

The USB irDA Adapter SIR baud rate by sending can be changed using a specific control command when the irDA module is in command mode (by using the on board switch.) Please refer to MCP2120 datasheet for more information on switching the serial baud rates.

Below is a link to a blog post that explains changing the irDA SIR Baud rate in software and hardware:

 

USB irDA Adapter Windows 10 Setup

Downloads:

 

 

Documents:

 

 

A GitHub gist, describing how to use the module with the Linux IrDA protocol stack:

 

IrDA data communication demonstration on Ubuntu, Linux kernel version 4.15