RGB Spectrum DGy 201x manual Figure A-3RS-232 Female Connector

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	Connectors and Pinouts
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	C R O S S O V E R C A B L E S
	To connect directly from a PC (such as a laptop) to the DGy 201x
	without connecting to the network, an Ethernet crossover cable must be
	used. Crossover cables are available commercially.
	In a crossover cable, one end of the cable is wired as a straight through
	cable, using the pin assignments shown in Table A-11. At the other end
	of the cable, the TX and RX interconnections are exchanged (crossed
	over).
	Ethernet uses balanced differential signals on twisted pairs of
	conductors. It is important to use wires from the same pair for each pair
	of signals. The standard pairs are shown in Table A-11. Note that one
	wire of the pair has a solid color. The other wire (of the pair) is white with
	a stripe of the same color as the other wire (e.g., Orange and
	White/Orange).
. . . . . . . . .	The RS-232 port is configured according to the Electronic Industries
RS-232 CONNECTOR
	Association Standard RS-232-C published in August 1969. The DGy
	201x can be explicitly controlled with ASCII Command Set instructions
	sent via the RS-232 serial port from either a computer or an ASCII
	terminal. Refer to Chapter 6, for details on all commands.
	C O N N E C T O R T Y P E A N D P I N O U T S
	Physically, the RS-232 port is a 9-pin, D-Sub female connector. The pins
	for the RS-232 connector are numbered from top to bottom, right to left.
	Looking at the connector, pin #1 is located in the upper right corner, and
	pin #9 is in the lower left corner.

Figure A-3RS-232 Female Connector

The 9-pin D-Sub connector has the following signals:

Table A-12RS-232 Serial Connector Pinouts

Pin	Circuit	Description
1	CD	Carrier Detect
2	TD	Transmit Data
3	RD	Received Data
4		(not connected)
5	AB	Signal Ground (common return)

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