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I have a device with an RJ-12 connector, I need connect to a computer by RS-232. This is document of device:
Computer Connection:
The EasyLyte systems can be interfaced with an external computer by means of an RS-232 serial interface. Potential users will require the following information:
EasyLyte RS-232 Protocol
Transmission Rate 1200 baud
Bit Configuration 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity
This interface requires a serial cable from Medica. A telephone-style connector at one end of this cable plugs into the receptacle labeled on the back of the EasyLyte. The other end of the cable is a female D-Sub 9 pin connector with the following pinouts:
Pin #2 TxD
Pin #3 RxD
Pin #7 CTS
Pin #8 RTS
Pin #5 Signal Ground
RS-232 has 9 pin, RJ-12 has 6 pin. I don't understand this field so I don't know which pin of RJ-12 is connected to which pin of RS-232?
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I have a device with an RJ-12 connector, I need connect to a computer by RS-232. This is document of device:
Computer Connection:
The EasyLyte systems can be interfaced with an external computer by means of an RS-232 serial interface. Potential users will require the following information:
EasyLyte RS-232 Protocol
Transmission Rate 1200 baud
Bit Configuration 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity
This interface requires a serial cable from Medica. A telephone-style connector at one end of this cable plugs into the receptacle labeled on the back of the EasyLyte. The other end of the cable is a female D-Sub 9 pin connector with the following pinouts:
Pin #2 TxD
Pin #3 RxD
Pin #7 CTS
Pin #8 RTS
Pin #5 Signal Ground
RS-232 has 9 pin, RJ-12 has 6 pin. I don't understand this field so I don't know which pin of RJ-12 is connected to which pin of RS-232?
cable rs232 com
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I have a device with an RJ-12 connector, I need connect to a computer by RS-232. This is document of device:
Computer Connection:
The EasyLyte systems can be interfaced with an external computer by means of an RS-232 serial interface. Potential users will require the following information:
EasyLyte RS-232 Protocol
Transmission Rate 1200 baud
Bit Configuration 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity
This interface requires a serial cable from Medica. A telephone-style connector at one end of this cable plugs into the receptacle labeled on the back of the EasyLyte. The other end of the cable is a female D-Sub 9 pin connector with the following pinouts:
Pin #2 TxD
Pin #3 RxD
Pin #7 CTS
Pin #8 RTS
Pin #5 Signal Ground
RS-232 has 9 pin, RJ-12 has 6 pin. I don't understand this field so I don't know which pin of RJ-12 is connected to which pin of RS-232?
cable rs232 com
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I have a device with an RJ-12 connector, I need connect to a computer by RS-232. This is document of device:
Computer Connection:
The EasyLyte systems can be interfaced with an external computer by means of an RS-232 serial interface. Potential users will require the following information:
EasyLyte RS-232 Protocol
Transmission Rate 1200 baud
Bit Configuration 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity
This interface requires a serial cable from Medica. A telephone-style connector at one end of this cable plugs into the receptacle labeled on the back of the EasyLyte. The other end of the cable is a female D-Sub 9 pin connector with the following pinouts:
Pin #2 TxD
Pin #3 RxD
Pin #7 CTS
Pin #8 RTS
Pin #5 Signal Ground
RS-232 has 9 pin, RJ-12 has 6 pin. I don't understand this field so I don't know which pin of RJ-12 is connected to which pin of RS-232?
cable rs232 com
cable rs232 com
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Here is a pinout chart I found online:
A Google image search shows other similar charts.
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Hi JakeGould, Please : Convert from an RJ-12 connector to and RS-232 serial connector is follow a common standard ? Or it is change for each device ? And follow pinout chart of you => Pin #7 CTS and Pin #8 RTS will connect which Pin of RJ12 connecter
– Tran Ngoc Oanh
yesterday
For 8P8C it would be sort-of standard (Cisco/Yost cable, and it's got the whole 8 pins connected unlike this graphic claims), but for 6P6C I strongly suspect it's custom for every device...
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yesterday
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Here is a pinout chart I found online:
A Google image search shows other similar charts.
answered yesterday
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Hi JakeGould, Please : Convert from an RJ-12 connector to and RS-232 serial connector is follow a common standard ? Or it is change for each device ? And follow pinout chart of you => Pin #7 CTS and Pin #8 RTS will connect which Pin of RJ12 connecter
– Tran Ngoc Oanh
yesterday
For 8P8C it would be sort-of standard (Cisco/Yost cable, and it's got the whole 8 pins connected unlike this graphic claims), but for 6P6C I strongly suspect it's custom for every device...
– grawity
yesterday
add a comment |
Here is a pinout chart I found online:
A Google image search shows other similar charts.
answered yesterday
JakeGouldJakeGould
33k10101143
Hi JakeGould, Please : Convert from an RJ-12 connector to and RS-232 serial connector is follow a common standard ? Or it is change for each device ? And follow pinout chart of you => Pin #7 CTS and Pin #8 RTS will connect which Pin of RJ12 connecter
– Tran Ngoc Oanh
yesterday
For 8P8C it would be sort-of standard (Cisco/Yost cable, and it's got the whole 8 pins connected unlike this graphic claims), but for 6P6C I strongly suspect it's custom for every device...
– grawity
yesterday
add a comment |
Here is a pinout chart I found online:
A Google image search shows other similar charts.
answered yesterday
JakeGouldJakeGould
33k10101143
Here is a pinout chart I found online:
A Google image search shows other similar charts.
answered yesterday
JakeGouldJakeGould
33k10101143
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JakeGouldJakeGould
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Hi JakeGould, Please : Convert from an RJ-12 connector to and RS-232 serial connector is follow a common standard ? Or it is change for each device ? And follow pinout chart of you => Pin #7 CTS and Pin #8 RTS will connect which Pin of RJ12 connecter
– Tran Ngoc Oanh
yesterday
For 8P8C it would be sort-of standard (Cisco/Yost cable, and it's got the whole 8 pins connected unlike this graphic claims), but for 6P6C I strongly suspect it's custom for every device...
– grawity
yesterday
add a comment |
Hi JakeGould, Please : Convert from an RJ-12 connector to and RS-232 serial connector is follow a common standard ? Or it is change for each device ? And follow pinout chart of you => Pin #7 CTS and Pin #8 RTS will connect which Pin of RJ12 connecter
– Tran Ngoc Oanh
yesterday
For 8P8C it would be sort-of standard (Cisco/Yost cable, and it's got the whole 8 pins connected unlike this graphic claims), but for 6P6C I strongly suspect it's custom for every device...
– grawity
yesterday
Hi JakeGould, Please : Convert from an RJ-12 connector to and RS-232 serial connector is follow a common standard ? Or it is change for each device ? And follow pinout chart of you => Pin #7 CTS and Pin #8 RTS will connect which Pin of RJ12 connecter
– Tran Ngoc Oanh
yesterday
Hi JakeGould, Please : Convert from an RJ-12 connector to and RS-232 serial connector is follow a common standard ? Or it is change for each device ? And follow pinout chart of you => Pin #7 CTS and Pin #8 RTS will connect which Pin of RJ12 connecter
– Tran Ngoc Oanh
yesterday
For 8P8C it would be sort-of standard (Cisco/Yost cable, and it's got the whole 8 pins connected unlike this graphic claims), but for 6P6C I strongly suspect it's custom for every device...
– grawity
yesterday
For 8P8C it would be sort-of standard (Cisco/Yost cable, and it's got the whole 8 pins connected unlike this graphic claims), but for 6P6C I strongly suspect it's custom for every device...
– grawity
yesterday
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