RE: Outputting a signal via RS232.

If the Ocelet (never read up about up so don't know) is smart enough, then the text that the 568 sends out of its RS232 could be used. (I presume the 568 is similar to the 565 in this regard)

When you bring the unit out of standby it outputs text like "CD 58" and when it goes into standby it outputs "."

For around �5 you could build a PIC + RS232 line driver + transistor trigger to do this. If only I had the time!

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