TABLE
Serial Port |
|
| 232SPS2 |
(DTE) | Signal Name | Direction | (DCE) |
|
| ||
2 | Transmit Data | 2 | |
3 | Receive Data | 3 | |
4 | Request to Send |
| 4 |
5 | Clear to Send | 5** | |
6 | Data Set Ready | 6** | |
7 | Signal Ground |
| 7 |
8 | Carrier Detect | 8** | |
20 | Data Terminal Ready | 20 | |
22 | Ring Indicator |
| NC |
*When using XON/XOFF control, this connection may not be required.
TABLE
Serial Port |
|
| 232SPS2 |
(DTE) |
|
| (DCE) |
Signal Name | Direction | ||
1 | Data Carrier Detect | 8** | |
2 | Receive Data | 3 | |
3 | Transmit Data | 2 | |
4 | Data Terminal | 20 | |
| Ready |
|
|
5 | Signal Ground |
| 7 |
6 | Data Set Ready | 6** | |
7 | Request to Send |
| 4 |
8 | Clear to Send | 5** |
**Some systems may require this connection.
*When using XON/XOFF control, this connection may not be required.
**Some systems may require this connection.
232SPS2-3903 ManualAppendix B: Serial Port Connections B-3
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PARALLEL TO SERIAL MODE, HARDWARE HANDSHAKING
The serial port of the 232SPS2 module is wired as a DCE device. For proper operation the following connections must be present:
1.Transmit Data (TD) from the printer (DTE) must be connected to Pin #2 on the 232SPS2 module.
2.Data Set Ready (DSR) from the printer must be connected to Pin #6 on the 232SPS2 module.
3.Signal Ground (SG) from the printer must be
connected to Pin #7 on the 232SPS2 module. If port powering the 232SPS2, these connections are recommended:
4.Request to Send (RTS) from the host must be connected to Pin #4 on the 232SPS2 module.
5.Data Terminal Ready (DTR) from the host must be
connected to Pin #20 on the 232SPS2 module. Some printers may require one or more of the following connections:
6.Clear To Send (CTS) from the printer should be connected to Pin #5 on the 232SPS2 module.
7.Data Carrier Detect (DCD) from the printer should be connected to Pin #8 on the 232SPS2 module.
NOTE: IBM PC’s (or compatible) serial ports and serial printers are both DTE devices. Therefore, a null modem cable (like a serial printer cable!) must be used when connecting a PC’s serial port to a printer. A null modem cable or serial printer cable should not be used to connect to the 232SPS2 (unless your device is a DCE
PARALLEL TO SERIAL MODE, SOFTWARE HANDSHAKING For proper operation the following connections must be present:
1.Transmit Data (TD) from the printer (DTE) must be connected to Pin #2 on the 232SPS2 module.
2.Receive (RD) from the printer must be connected to Pin #3 on the 232SPS2 module.
3.Signal Ground (SG) from the printer must be connected to Pin #7 on the 232SPS2 module.
If port powering the 232SPS2, these connections are recommended:
4.Request to Send (RTS) from the host must be connected to Pin #4 on the 232SPS2 module.
5.Data Terminal Ready (DTR) from the host must be connected to Pin #20 on the 232SPS2 module.
B-4 Appendix B: Serial Port Connections232SPS2-3903 Manual
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