Compatibility with Other I/O System Cabling
Intelligent Ports Card Model 802 (IPC-802)
Interface
When an IPC-1600 replaces an IPC-802, the existing serial I/O cables are used along with 8-conductor or new 10-conductor modular cables and associated adapters to provide the serial I/O connections. Figure B-13 shows how to connect IPC-1600 serial ports to existing IPC-802 I/O system cabling. An IPC-1600 serial port is connected to the existing male DB-25 connector using a 10-conductor modular cable and an RJ-45 (10) to female DB-25 AT&T ACU/MODEM (DCE) Adapter. The existing IPC-802 connector must be selected such that the signals interface correctly.
IPC-1600 EQUIPMENT | | IPC-802 EQUIPMENT |
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| RJ-45 (10) TO DB-25 | | EXISTING IPC-802 | |
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| AT&T TERM/PRINTER | | CONNECTOR | |
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| (DTE) ADAPTER | | |
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| (COMCODE 846362747) | | | |
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10-CONDUCTOR MODULAR CABLE
Figure B-13: IPC-1600 Connection to Existing IPC-802.Cabling
SERIAL I/O DEVICE INTERFACE B-23
