On Mon, Nov 14, 2022 at 11:59 AM Greg Swallow <[email protected]> wrote:
> Oh my. Checked for cover and assumed DIP under it as the TPDD1 I once had. > Opened the TPPD2 lid to expose bright shiney shield. No DIP switches. Never > had to change anything so never opened it before now. > > And my recollection is that means short of somehow populating the DIP (which may or may not work) you're locked at 19200bps on the TPDD-2. The TPDD-1 is actually a rebadged Brother FB-100. The FB-100 has the dip switches, but defaults to 9600bps which the Brother Knitting machine devices are locked to. So although TPDD-1's can be used with Brother Knitting Machines, the TPDD-2 cannot. -- John.
