Motorola 45101, T2-2500 Appendix a Pin-out Assignments, RJ21 Line Connectors, RS-232 console port

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Appendix A

Appendix A: Pin-out Assignments

The rear of the switch has two RJ21 connectors; one for the LINE (also called PBX, PSTN, or System) connections and one for PHONE (also called House or Station) connections. The connector is wired as a 50 pin telco connector, as follows:

RJ21 Line Connectors

Pin 26

=

line 1

Tip

Pin 1

=

line 1

Ring

Pin 27

=

line 2

Tip

Pin 2

=

line 2

Ring

Pin 50

=

line 25

Tip

Pin 25

=

line 25

Ring

RS-232 console port

Pin 1

Unused

 

Pin 6

Unused

Pin 2

TXD – transmit data

 

Pin 7

Unused

Pin 3

RXD – receive data

 

Pin 8

Unused

Pin 4

Unused

 

Pin 9

Unused

Pin 5

GND – signal ground

 

 

 

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