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CAMBRIDGE CED 1902 - RS232 Port and Power Supply

CAMBRIDGE CED 1902
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Electrical specification
32
The RS232 port is a standard 9-pin D plug. The functions DSR,
CD, and RTS are connected together within the 1902 case so
that a simple pin-to-pin cable can be used. The RS232 serial-
line cable provided with the 1902 has a 9-way D-type socket at
each end, suitable for AT and ATX chassis PCs. The baud rate
is fixed at 9600.
Pin Function Wire colour
5 Signal ground
4 DTR to 1902
3 Data to 1902
2 Data from 1902
1 CD
6 DSR
7 RTS
8 CTS from 1902
9 No connection
Shell Cable screen
For correct EMC performance it is essential that the serial-
line cable connectors have good-quality metal shrouds, and
that they are clamped with integral jackscrews to the
threaded posts provided on the 1902 and on the computer
The cable must be screened with metal braid or foil, which
should be clamped to the shrouds at both ends
To use the 1902 with a computer such as a laptop that may not
have a physical com port, consider one of the commercially-
available devices that implement a virtual RS232 port on the
end of a USB plug. The special RS232 cable supplied by CED
must still be used. See page 13 for more on this.
RS232 port
RS232 port
9-pin D-plug
RS232 to USB
converters

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