This one doesn't have that. However it needs to accept an input so you could say connect a digital camera to it or in our case it is for data logging.Quote:
Originally Posted by waynep
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This one doesn't have that. However it needs to accept an input so you could say connect a digital camera to it or in our case it is for data logging.Quote:
Originally Posted by waynep
According to the specs for your device it has Bluetooth wireless link capability. You may be able to get some sort of bluetooth adaptor that will plug into your data device ( assuming it doesn't already have Bluetooth.)
Yes it has bluetooth. However I couldn't find any sort of device that you could plug the USB into and send it via bluetooth to the PDA.
Would have been cool though :)
There are bluetooth print servers that *might* do the job. Assuming it's just data logging I can;t see the difference. Printer connections are 2-way these days so the BT server should be able to handle it.
http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-F8T030-.../dp/B00008I9IR
but there would be Oz vendors as well. Another something to power, though.
Your PDA also has IRda ( Infrared ) link
This might just do what you want ....locally available too ...these guys actually have some cool stuff ...
http://www.mittoni.com.au/infrared-u...7c97d1f5258cef
The data cable from the PDA is USB.
Can you use one of these adaptors to connect to the data device cable: http://www.amabilidade2002.com/computer34.htm
Ron
I don't think so Ron but I did wonder if they existed. It would be a very cheap way out of the problem.
I managed to talk to someone from the company that makes the device we are connecting and they said they use the CF card USB adapter.