Turning the WiModem232 on/off

[Byte Knight]

Here's my solution.  I use a USB micro cable with on/off switch here:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JU2...UTF8&psc=1

Then use a USB micro -> mini converter here:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002O1...UTF8&psc=1

Any better solutions out there?

[admin]

I am using a rechargeable USB battery that has an on/of switch. I will be selling these shortly.

[Kailef]

I had an extra TP-LINK smart plug I wasn't using. My ridiculous solution was to configure it to work with my Alexa devices. So, I say "Alexa, turn off the modem". Heh, heh.

I find it highly amusing to use voice commands to control hardware that interfaces with my Apple //e.

[admin]

LOL! That's creative.

[c64Noob]

Here's my solution.  I use a USB micro cable with on/off switch here:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JU2...UTF8&psc=1

Then use a USB micro -> mini converter here:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002O1...UTF8&psc=1

Any better solutions out there?

Thanks - you've given me the idea of getting a 2A inline lamp rocker switch. Then chop up the long mini USB cable I'm using. Then wire it up with the switch.

If I solder in some extra wire for length for the data wires as well - it can still be used as a data cable for something else.