I already made the connection with the cable to the router and I can see the booting but when I write something only strange characters appear or letters that do not match the letters you press in CFE mode.

any advice?

regards

Ok, I know how to connect the CA-42 to the board with alligator clips, like you say. I already seen that page but I still doubt. (http://dg.cascade.dyndns.org/wrt350n.html)

1) The question I have is the following:

If I strip the USB connector (like you pic) and use the alligator clips with the board. How connect the other end (Pop-port) to the computer?

2) Another question. I can use the wires of the Pop-Port (phone connector) with alligator clips to the board and then connect USB port to the PC?

Thanks

JJ

That is unrelated, you DO NOT need to cut open the CA-42. Just get some alligator clips & clip them to their respected places on the router motherboard, and then connect those to the correct wires of the CA-42.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/68444690@N00/4385664594/

Router: From Left to Right (Yellow = 3.3V; White = Tx; Red = Rx; Black = GND)

Ca-42: (Black = GND ; White = Rx ; Green = Tx ; Red = +V)

I would take a look at this link also: http://dg.cascade.dyndns.org/wrt350n.html

Let me know if you need any more help…

You can help me? I have alligator clips and CA-42 Serial to USB adapter. You cut the USB port like http://www.flickr.com/photos/68444690@N00/4384883733/in/set-72157623377212337/ but, how i connect the other end?? as a serial port?

If you have a some pic or a tutorial in how to do it would very grateful to you.

I do not understand, I found this https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=22620 and this http://buffalo.nas-central.org/index.php/Use_a_Nokia_Serial_Cable_on_an_ARM9_Linkstation but as you can see, they cut the Pop-Port (phone connector).

thanks in advance,

JJ

As the original author of this script, I’d like to point out that the ~/.cliard home for the Arduino installation and Arduino libraries seems like a very bad move. I suggest free placement of the Arduino installation itself and libraries in ~/sketchbook/libraries for compatibility with the latest Arduino IDE.