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The Pin pattern and identification is as noted above for the fifteen (15) leads unused from the V.35 connector and the six (6) leads unused through the patching function. Any one of the fifteen leads to a maximum of six may be routed through the patch mechanism by means of straps if the user desires to bring more than the 19 lead V.35 interface through the patch mechanism. The procedure to follow to add a lead through the patch mechanism is simple. Assume you desire to bring lead EE through the patch mechanism on a
Table
PIN | NAME | ORIGIN | SIGNAL DESCR | PIN | NAME | ORIGIN | SIGNAL DESCR |
A | FG |
| Frame Ground | T | RD | DCE | Rec Data |
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| Signal Ground | U | TCE (+) | EXT | Trans Clck Ext (+) |
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C | RTS | DTE | Request to Send | W | TCE | EXT | Trans Clck Ext |
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D | CTS | DCE | Clear to Send | X | RC | DCE | Rec Clck |
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E | DSR | DCE | Data Set Ready | V | RC (+) | DCE | Rec Clck (+) |
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F | DCD | DCE | Data CXR Detect | Y | TC (+) | DCE | Trans Clck (+) |
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H | DTR | DTE | Data Term Ready | AA | TC | DCE | Trans Clck (D) |
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J | RI | DCE | Ring Indicator | MM | BSY | DCE | Busy Signal |
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P | TD (+) | DTE | Trans Data (+) | K, L, M, N, Z, BB, CC, DD, EE, | Unassigned Pins | ||
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R | RD (+) | DCE | Rec Data (+) |
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