Compaq 1800T, 1825 specifications Connector Pin Assignments

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Maintenance & Service Guide

Presario 1800 Series

Models: 1825 and 1800T

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Connector Pin Assignments

This section provides connector pin assignment tables for Compaq Presario 1800 Series Portable Computers. For more information on connectors, refer to the sections on Back Connectors and Port

Replicator Connectors.

NOTE: The signals in all tables of this appendix are considered active high unless otherwise indicated by an asterisk (*).

Parallel Connector

Pin

Signal

Pin

Signal

1

Strobe*

10

Acknowledge*

2

Data Bit 0

11

Busy

3

Data Bit 1

12

Paper Out

4

Data Bit 2

13

Select

5

Data Bit 3

14

Auto Linefeed*

6

Data Bit 4

15

Error*

7

Data Bit 5

16

Initialize Printer*

8

Data Bit 6

17

Select In*

9

Data Bit 7

18-25

Signal Ground

* = Active low

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Serial Connector

Connector

Pin

Signal

 

1

Carrier Detect

 

2

Receive Data

 

3

Transmit Data

 

4

Data Terminal Ready

 

5

Signal Ground

 

6

Data Set Ready

 

7

Ready to Send

 

8

Clear to Send

 

9

Ring Indicator

Keyboard/Mouse

Connector

Pin

Signal

 

1

Data 1

 

2

Data 2

 

3

Ground

 

4

+5 V

 

5

Clock 1

 

6

Clock 2

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External VGA Monitor

Connector

Pin

Signal

 

1

Red Analog

 

2

Green Analog

 

3

Blue Analog

 

4

Not connected

 

5

Ground

 

6

Ground Analog

 

7

Ground Analog

 

8

Ground Analog

 

9

+5V

 

10

Ground

 

11

Monitor Detect

 

12

DDC2B Data

 

13

Horizontal Sync

 

14

Vertical Sync

 

15

DDC2B Clock

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Universal Serial Bus

Connector

Pin

Signal

 

1

+5V

 

2

Data -

 

 

Data +

3

Ground

4

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Modem

 

Connector

Pin

Signal

1Unused

2Tip

3Ring

4Unused

5Unused

6Unused

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TV Out

 

Connector

Pin

Signal

1Ground

2Composite

3Ground

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Game Port

 

Connector

Pin

Signal

1+5V

2SWA

3RBTA

4GND

5GND

6RBTB

7SWB

8+5V

9+5V

10SWC

11RBTC

12RMSO

13RBTD

14SWD

15RMSI

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S Video

 

Connector

Pin

Signal

1Ground

2Ground

3SYR

4SCG

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Port Replicator Connector

Pin

Signal

Pin

Signal

Pin

Signal

Pin

Signal

1

Adapter Power

21

Serial Port CTS

41

Not Connected

61

Switch C

2

Adapter Power

22

Serial Port DCD

42

Power Cycle

62

Switch D

3

Adapter Power

23

Serial Port DSR

43

Keyboard Clock

63

MIDI Input

4

Adapter Power

24

Serial Port TXD

44

Keyboard Data

64

MIDI Output

5

Adapter Power

25

Serial Port RTS

45

Mouse Clock

65

Not Connected

6

Adapter Power

26

Monitor DDC

46

Mouse Data

66

USB Power

7

Not Connected

27

Monitor DDC

47

Lp Select

67

USB Power

8

Printer Data 0

28

Monitor Indicator

48

Lp Paper End

68

USB Power

9

Printer Data 1

29

V. SYNC

49

Lp Initialize

69

USB Power

10

Printer Data 2

30

Ground

50

Lp Busy

70

USB A-

11

Printer Data 3

31

H.SYNC

51

Lp Error

71

USB A+

12

Printer Data 4

32

Ground

52

Lp Acknowledge

72

USB B-

13

Printer Data 5

33

Blue

53

Lp AutoFeed

73

USB B+

14

Printer Data 6

34

Ground

54

Lp Strobe

74

5V

15

Printer Data 7

35

Green

55

Joystick Data A

75

5V

16

Lp Indicator

36

Ground

56

Joystick Data B

76

Not Connected

17

Port Replicator Dock

37

Red

57

Joystick Data C

77

S-Video SYR

 

Indicator

 

 

 

 

 

 

18

Serial Port RXD

38

Ground

58

Joystick Data D

78

Ground

19

Serial Port RI

39

Composite TV Out

59

Switch A

79

S-Video SCG

20

Serial Port DTR

40

Not Connected

60

Switch B

80

Ground

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