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nmaillet 97 Request to Send (RTS) is used to signal a devices intention to send data. Without it the connected device may refuse to receive data.
For modems, Data Terminal Ready (DTR) is used to tell a modem that it wants to dial out, and drops the signal to low to drop the call. It is also used to tell the modem that the serial port is ready to receive an incoming call. If you are not using a modem, then I'm not sure, I believe it depends on the specific device.
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aldeene Request to Send (RTS) is used to signal a devices intention to send data. Without it the connected device may refuse to receive data.
For modems, Data Terminal Ready (DTR) is used to tell a modem that it wants to dial out, and drops the signal to low to drop the call. It is also used to tell the modem that the serial port is ready to receive an incoming call. If you are not using a modem, then I'm not sure, I believe it depends on the specific device.
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