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Re: Pinouts for RT serial ports?

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From: Ed Clarke
Date: Fri, 19 May 1989 23:22
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From article <5552@cs.utexas.edu>, by bunda@cs.utexas.edu (John Bunda):
> I can't seem to find them, not even in the Hardware Reference.  Does
> anyone have the pinout definitions for the 10-pin serial ports?

Sure, look under 'RS-232C Adapter' in the third volume.  Just in case
you don't have that volume:

1   Transmit Data               6   Receive Data
2   Data Terminal Ready         7   Data Set Ready
3   Request to Send             8   Clear to Send
4   Ring Indicate               9   Data Carrier
5   No Connection              10   Signal Ground

Transmit Data, Data Terminal Ready and Request to Send are OUTPUT from
the card, all others are input ( except ground which is neither ).

+-------+
| 5  10 +-+
| 4   9   |
| 3   8   |    <----- View from rear of adapter showing polarization
| 2   7   |
| 1   6 +-+
+-------+

Good luck!

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Ed Clarke
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