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Re: [ECS] Micro Redac Questions Don Stephens Wed, 19 Aug 1998 20:25:46 -0700

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>The pin outs are as follows:
>Looking INTO the Redac connectors, the contacts are at the top, the slot
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>the interlocking clip at the bottom.
>The left most pin is ground (to DB9F/5 or DB25F/7)
>The next -----Original Message-----
From: Garnet Bailey <gbailey@telusplanet.net>
To: ecs-list@vancouver.ml.org <ecs-list@vancouver.ml.org>
Date: Wednesday, August 19, 1998 8:20 PM
Subject: RE: [ECS] Micro Redac Questions


> This is the dip switch useage of the Redac:
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>           RS232 Port:
>                       2400, 4800, 9600 or 19.2K Baud
>                       Switches 1 to 3 allways ON
>                       Switch   #4   #5
>                                OFF  OFF  =  2400  baud
>                                OFF  ON   =  4800  baud
>                                ON   OFF  =  9600  baud
>                                ON   ON   =  19.2k baud
>                       8 data bits, no parity
>                       Full Duplex
>
>Stations 1 and up are not supported, although the firmware in the Redac has
>code to handle other station numbers. Applied Digital deny all knowledge of
>this.
>
pin to the right is data OUT of the Redac (to the computer) (to
>DB9F/2 or DB25F/3)
>The next pin to the right is data IN to the Redac (from the computer) (to
>DB9F/3 or DB25F/2)
>The next pin to the right is ground. (to DB9F/5 or DB25F/7)
>The cable supplied with the unit (for the supplied DB9F adapter) is not a
>normal telephone cable, but is reversed (in other words, the guy that laid
>out the PCB for Applied Digital got it backwards and they compensated by
>switching the end of the cable to save having to redo the PCB)


Garnet:

Thank You....
Don

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