Re: Serial adapter and iSSH

I'm starting to get this request more and more frequently which
creates interest in adding this a feature in the future. The catch is
that I haven't had a device for ages that uses the serial port. I
mean, I've got the Cisco hardware, but all of that's in production and
I can't really go walking in the server room adding bluetooth dongles
trying to test it. So this one's going to take some time and some
investment in some random hardware that does serial port communication
(and then the bluetooth accessory approval process with Apple)

So I'd love to say yes to this request, but it's going to take time
and I'm not quite sure how much demand there is yet.

In the meantime, has anyone had any luck with these devices?

http://www.amazon.com/RS-232-Adapter-Remotely-Controlling-Serial/dp/B000YB0NOS

Dean

On May 18, 9:43 am, Carlos Alvarez <caalva...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Anyone have experience with a serial (RS-232) adapter that works with the iPhone/iPad?  I found a few that work over wi-fi, so presumably they should work just like any other IP device.  I saw some references to a dock connector to serial device, but didn't find a place to buy one.
>
> Yes, every now and then, we still have to deal with devices that have legacy serial ports.
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