Thread: Help with unbricking kindle via serial port
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Old 11-15-2010, 04:04 PM   #3
yifanlu
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Originally Posted by Sir Alex View Post
1. I have used self made adapter with FT232RL chip.
2. Kindle port is 1.8V.
3. No, you can find 1.8V next to RX,TX,GND pads
4. Sorry don't remeber pads order...
5. You must use HyperTerminal 115000 8N1 wit No flow control, but HyperTerminal and settings depend on adapter you will use.
Thank you for the reply. Is the 1.8V the VCC pad (there are 4 pads)? If I use a 5V TTL to RS232 adapter, can I safely connect the kindle to it?
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