Logic bus transceiver
Drives data between two digital buses according to the selected direction and enable conditions.
In plain English
An RS-232 transceiver converts between logic-level serial signals and the selected RS-232 electrical interface.
A controller can connect to a compatible serial service port using the required conversion device.
Put logic-level serial signals on one side and RS-232 signals on the other. These are different electrical levels, even when both carry serial data. Label the transmit, receive and reference connections according to the selected devices so crossing or connector conventions are not guessed.
Not as a general rule. The electrical interfaces differ. Use a suitable transceiver and the selected device documentation to establish valid levels and connections.
Read the source: RS-232 transceiver functions
Logic-level UART wiring is not directly interchangeable with an RS-232 electrical connection.
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