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Status: 9th of Jan 2006
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I offer you the possibility to mail me to order the needed parts. You will find a text form to complete at the bottom of this site. My suggestion when doing an international payment is using cash-payment before shipment, or a favourable EU-transfer method, we can discuss this by E-mail.
Shipping won't take longer than 5 days when shipped inside of Germany. For shipping worldwide please add a couple of days.
When it will take longer, I will inform you by e-mail and ask whether the order is to have further existence.
Together with the infrared port made by the firm Actisys, I now have the very small U2 IrDA (ger.), made by Deltron Technology, in store. They can be ordered at the Infrared products-shop (ger.). They are all-external adapters which can be mounted at the desk, for example. They are to be connected to the mainboard in the same way as the Infrared-port, but it's possible to use it with an USB-connection, too.
For owners of a laptop the Deltron Technology U2 IrDA (USB) is interesting, since it can reach a speed of 4 Mbit/s. It's just as big as a matchbox, and can be connected to a USB-port instantly. Ideal also for when your laptop doesn't have a IrDA-port.
  Seller (contact (ger.)):
Dschen Reinecke
Thedinghauser Str. 83
28201 Bremen
Germany
fax +49 421 594220
www.dschen.de
I've made several sets of parts which you can choose as you wish.
With EUR 7,- the base-set (the TDFS4500 and a 15-Ohm resistance) including shipment-costs and packing will be delivered right at your door.
These are the sets you can choose: (including German VAT of course)

Base-set
Infrared transceiver TFDS4500
Resistance 15 Ohm (brown-green-black)

EUR 5,-

Connector
Plug, 5-pin (Standard pinout: Vcc, free, Ir-Rxd, GND, Ir-Txd) with 70cm cable
For cable lengths see the FAQ (ger.)
Other plug-configurations are possible for a additional charge.
For example: an 'Intel-Front-Panel-I/O'-plug would be an additional charge of EUR 1,-.

EUR 2,-

Smoothing set
(see Troubleshooting-page (ger.))
Tantal-electrolytic condensator, 4,7µF
Ceramic condensator, 100nF
Resistance 47 Ohm (yellow-purple-black)

EUR -,80

Buffer-elco
(see Troubleshooting-page (ger.))
Elco, 22µF

EUR -,20

Sendcontrol-set
(see Troubleshooting-page (ger.))
LED, 3mm, red, Low Current
resistance 1 kOhm (brown-black-red)

EUR -,20


(ger.)

Infraredport circuit board
Etched print, 35mm x 31mm
The print-layout can be downloaded at the circuit board-page (ger.).

EUR 2,80

Preconstructed infraredport
The circuit board, the plug (standard configuration: Vcc, free, Ir-rxd, GND, Ir-Txd) with a 70cm cable, smoothing set, buffer-elco, and sendcontrol-set. Constructed at the circuit board.
Other plug-configurations are possible for a additional charge.
For example: an 'Intel-Front-Panel-I/O'-plug would be an additional charge of EUR 1,-.

EUR 15,-

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Shipping-costs and packing
Shipping-costs and packing for a shipment inside Germany.
A shipment inside Europe can be a bit more expensive.
Shipments outside Europe at request.

EUR 2,-

With a shipment outside Germany the time of delivery can be longer. My suggestion when doing an international payment is using cash-payment before shipment, or a favourable EU-transfer method, we can discuss this by E-mail.

Please send me your order, with your full name and post-adress by E-mail.

  I order:
xx base-sets (each EUR 5,-)
xx plugs (each EUR 2,-)
xx smoothing-sets (each EUR -,80)
xx buffer-elcos (each EUR -,20)
xx sendcontrol-sets (each EUR -,20)
xx circuit boards (each EUR 2,80)
xx preconstructed infrared ports (each EUR 15,-)
EUR 2,- for shipment and packing.
Total: xxx
My full name is: xxx
The shipping adress is: xxx
The text written above can be easily copied to the order-e-mail

Or you just use the Order-mail with text (doesn't work correctly with each browser/mailer!).

Thank a lot Erik den Toom, who translated this page.