You need to get a Bluetooth RS-232 dongle, which connects to serial RS-232 port and provides bluetooth connectivity. These are similar to USB bluetooth devices to some extent, but need a power source for the electronics circuitry (as you may be aware that USB ports have 5V power supply but RS-232 standard has no option for power supply on the connector). So Serial port to Bluetooth convertors will have either an inbuilt battery or a power supply connector to feed power. Here are examples : http://www.lemosint.com/scripts/bluetooth_parani_sd.asp
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The speaker has a microUSB port, which I assume is for charging its internal battery. If that is the case any USB AC adapter and a USB to microUSB cable (see image) to connect them should work just fine.
What kind of upgrade are you trying to do?, most upgrades are taken through the satellite stream. if your trying to change the fimware on the receiver then you would need a jtag and a serial cable, there are lots of websites that can give you the information you need and the schematics for building your own. Just Google jtag. Hope it helps. Karp.
Firs you have to format it in the right dementions and quality then copy and paste it
Short answer: No. Long answer: Yes, but it'll involve acquiring a ROM copy--usually illegal unless you own a physical copy of the game--and running a PS2 emulator. You won't be able to use the controller, either, unless you're very handy with a soldering iron and are willing to try to re-wire the cable to fit, say, a serial port. I haven't heard of a PC port yet, but anything's possible. A PC port would allow for near-infinite extra songs, though. --------------------------------- yes there is a Guitar Hero 3 for PC if you go to bestbuy.com and search up 'Guitar Hero PC' they have it
To connect the Keyboard to a computer or other MIDI-capable devices. If the PC does not have MIDI ports, one can use a MIDI-to-USB cable which are input and output.
A com port can also be called a serial port.
RS-232 serial ports are far slower than USB ports. With very few exceptions, devices that use USB ports would be impractical to use on a serial port.
The USB port, unless it is a Bluetooth mouse, then there is no port, it will connect via Bluetooth.
Yes on a modern computer you will need a USB to 9 pin RS232 converter or previously use the LPT parallel port.
Serial port, this one, (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:RS-232.jpeg) it is usually coloured green on modern computers.
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Difference between Rs232 and RS485 is Only Distance RS232 is not for long or far distance .. but RS485 can be use for LONGEST distance ..RS232 is single ended communication where as RS485 is Differential communication.Max.no of receivers in RS232 is only ONE, whereas in RS485 is 32.Max.no of transmitters in RS232 is only ONE whereas in RS485 is 32.IN RS232 there is no pin to change from transmitter mode receiver mode. But, In RS485 have DE pin to set transmitter mode and RI to set receiver mode.
RS232 DB9 connectors Receives data serially from Pin No. 2 & Transmits data from Pin No.3.
No, infrared port uses IR radiation and bluetooth uses radio frequency radiation.
A USB modem plugs into your USB port.A "normal" modem plugs into your RS232 port or your parallel port.
GPIB (general purpose interface bus) is a parallel port device. it can transmit more than one bit at a time. it is faster than rs 232 port. which is a serial port can transmit one bit at a time.the only disadvantage of GPIB or parallel port is it require more transmission bit so its transmission distance reduces.
Assuming you meant 'doesn't have bluetooth - you can buy a bluetooth dongle - that plugs into a vacant USB port.