
Modem Cable
If you want to connect to the manager port using a modem, you will need a cable as shown in the table below. This connects the manager port’s 9 pin 
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3Com end  | Signal Name Pin  | Signal Name  | port end  | 
Links  | 
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pin no.  | 
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  | male/female  | |
connector)  | 
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  | connector)  | 
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Shell  | Screen  | Screen  | 1  | 
3  | TxD  | TxD  | 2  | 
2  | RxD  | RxD  | 3  | 
7  | RTS  | RTS  | 4  | 
8  | CTS  | CTS  | 5  | 
6  | DSR  | DSR  | 6  | 
5  | Ground  | Ground  | 7  | 
1  | DCD  | DCD  | 8  | 
4  | DTR  | DTR  | 20  | 
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Interface Cable Characteristics  | 
LAN Port Connecting Cable - 10BaseT
The 10BaseT port terminates with an RJ45 connector which can be connected to the 10BaseT port on another device. The table below shows the 
  | 3Com end  | 
  | Client end  | 
Pin  | pin no.  | 
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Links (RJ45)  | Signal name  | ||
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  | 1  | TxD+  | 1  | 
  | 2  | TxD-  | 2  | 
  | 3  | RxD+  | 3  | 
  | 4  | not used  | 4  | 
  | 5  | not used  | 5  | 
  | 6  | RxD-  | 6  | 
  | 7  | not used  | 9  | 
  | 8  | not used  | 10  | 
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