3.0INTERFACES

3.1Communication Port 9 Way D Type Connector RS232/RS485

1

ALARM CONTACT

OUTPUT

6

ALARM CONTACT

OUTPUT

2

RS232 RD RECEIVE DATA

INPUT

7

-VE RS485

INPUT/OUTPUT

3

RS232 TD TRANSMIT DATA

OUTPUT

8

CTSI

OUTPUT

4

NU

 

9

+VE RS485

INPUT/OUTPUT

5

0V

INPUT

PIN 1 AL1

Voltage free, normally open contact

 

PIN 2 RD

RS232 Receive serial data from host

 

PIN 3 TD

RS232 Transmit serial data to host.

 

PIN 4 NU

Not Used

 

PIN 5 OV

0V common for host.

 

PIN 6 AL2

Voltage free, normally open contact

 

PIN 7 –VE

RS485 Bi-directional data.

 

PIN 8 CTS

Brought low by the modem when a RF carrier is detected or the receiver buffer memory is full.

 

This can be connected to RTS on the host to inhibit data from the host in duplex operations.

PIN 9 +VE

RS485 Bi-directional data.

 

3.2Service Port 9 Way D Type Connector RS232/RS485

1

NOT USED

 

6

CONFIGURATION MODE

INPUT

2

RS232 RD RECEIVE DATA

INPUT

7

-VE RS485

INPUT/OUTPUT

3

RS232 TD TRANSMIT DATA

OUTPUT

8

NOT USED

 

4

NU

 

9

+VE RS485

INPUT/OUTPUT

5

0V

INPUT

PIN 1 NU

Not Used

 

PIN 2 RD

RS232 Receive serial data from host

 

PIN 3 TD

RS232 Transmit serial data to host.

 

PIN 4 NU

Not Used

 

PIN 5 OV

0V common for host.

 

PIN 6 CON

Configuration input. Connecting 0V to this input will send the configuration menu to the host

 

when the power is applied. It is left open circuit for normal operation.

PIN 7 –VE

RS485 Bi-directional data.

 

PIN 8 NU

Not Used.

 

PIN 9 +VE

RS485 Bi-directional data.

 

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