Garbage data serial WIZ107SR
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RE: Garbage data serial WIZ107SR
by eNDi ·
There are two kinds of WIZ107SR: with RS232 levels on RxD/TxD/RTS/CTS (WIZ107SR has a SIPEX 3232EBE chip on bottom), and with TTL levels (WIZ107SR_TTL). In first case your setup will not work (FT232R has TTL level).
RE: Garbage data serial WIZ107SR
by SHeijnen ·
That explains alot! The SP3232EBE chip is indeed present on the bottom. The retailer where i bought the module listed the I/O’s as 3.3V - 5.0V so i automatically assumed it was TTL level.
Thanks for the heads-up!
RE: Garbage data serial WIZ107SR
by eNDi ·
This also happened to me
To convert it to TTL I desoldered the SP3232EBE and closed the corresponding 4 bridges (R38, R39, R40, R41).
Check the newest schematics - RxD, TxD, RTS and CTS are translated, others are TTL. TTL levels on WIZ107SR are 3.3V, inputs are 5V tolerant.
RE: Garbage data serial WIZ107SR
by SHeijnen ·
Awesome! Just did what you suggested after seeing the schematics and it works like a charm now
Guess they’re using the same hardware minus the SP3232EBE for the TTL version ( which makes a lot of sense
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Again cheers!