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In article <1996Jan28.020322.1@eisner.decus.org>, bruce@eisner.decus.org 
writes...
>
>In article <3109BD3F.1CA7@microplex.com>, Fred Fierling <fff@microplex.com> 
writ
>es:
>> A lot of modern WAN equipment comes equipped with V.35 implemented
>> on a DB25 connector.  Is there a standard pinout for V.35 on a
>> DB25 connector, de facto or otherwise?
>
>Are you sure you are seeing v.35 (as in the way Digital Link for one does
>it), or do you mean EIA-530 which is becoming more common but is 449 on a 
db25
>connector?

He is probably looking at a video telecon system. Due to real estate
restrictions many vendors of VTC bring the V.35 interface out on a
DB-25 connector (I know of at least three who do this). Also V.35
interface cards for PCs simply do not have room for a true V.35
connector. All of the systems I've tested had adapter cables with
DB-25 (or similar) on one end and V.35 connectors on the other. I
don't recall the vendors putting any pinout diagrams in their
manuals and I would suspect that it is everyman for himslef.

Bob


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