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Microgate SyncLink USB - SyncLink USB Connector Pin Assignments; RS-232 Connector Pinout

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Serial Connector Pin Assignments
The assignment of signals to the connector pins is controlled by the software interface selection. For
interface types that use a connector different than DB-25 an adapter cable purchased from MicroGate is
required. The following sections describe the software settings and cables for each supported standard.
RS-232
The RS-232 standard uses single ended signals on a DB-25 connector. The adapter DB-25 connector
follows this standard when the software selects RS-232. Use any straight through 25 conductor DB-25M
to DB-25F cable (such as MicroGate Part # CMF000) to connect the adapter connector to the
communications equipment.
The maximum data rate supported by the adapter when using RS-232 is 128Kbps. Cable length and
signal loading may reduce the maximum usable data rate from this value.
RS-232 DB-25 Male DTE
Signal Name
Electrical Desc
Pin #
Direction
Earth/Shield Ground
1
TxD, Transmit Data
RS-232/V.28
2
Output
RxD, Receive Data
RS-232/V.28
3
Input
RTS, Request to Send
RS-232/V.28
4
Output
CTS, Clear to Send
RS-232/V.28
5
Input
DSR, Data Set Ready
RS-232/V.28
6
Input
Signal Ground
7
DCD, Data Carrier Detect
RS-232/V.28
8
Input
TxC, Transmit Clock
RS-232/V.28
15
Input
RxC, Receive Clock
RS-232/V.28
17
Input
LL, Local Loopback Control
RS-232/V.28
18
Output
DTR, Data Terminal Ready
RS-232/V.28
20
Output
RL, Remote Loopback Control
RS-232/V.28
21
Output
RI, Ring Indicator
RS-232/V.28
22
Input
AuxClk, DTE Clock Output
RS-232/V.28
24
Output
Figure 1 RS-232 Cable (Part# CMF000)

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