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The DCD Yellow (RJ45 Pin 6) connection was added on July 4, 2014. It is necessary for a connection to connector cable spec 40 for connection to the MiiC benders. (See [[Cable Spec 40 - RJ45-DB25 MiiC Pinout]]) | The DCD Yellow (RJ45 Pin 6) connection was added on July 4, 2014. It is necessary for a connection to connector cable spec 40 for connection to the MiiC benders. (See [[Cable Spec 40 - RJ45-DB25 MiiC Pinout]]) | ||
| + | <br><br>'''Please be sure to include DCD Yellow in all Cable Spec 1 adapters.''' | ||
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| + | Lable each of these adapters with "ST", which means "Straight Through". | ||
==Important Testing Note== | ==Important Testing Note== | ||
Revision as of 16:21, 9 December 2017
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Spec for RJ-45 to DB-9 Converter
This is the original RJ-45 to DB-9 conversion spec. It is good for all applications except Benderlink Ethernet Modules with the CB-EL1 current loop board.
Use DB-9 female for connection to standard male COM ports.
| Function | Wire Color |
RJ-45 Pin |
to | DB9 Pin |
Function |
| RTS | Blue | 1 | ---- | 7 | RTS |
| DTR | Orange | 2 | ---- | 4 | DTR (+5v) |
| GND | Black | 3 | ---- | 5 | GND |
| TXD | Red | 4 | ---- | 3 | TXD |
| RXD | Green | 5 | ---- | 2 | RXD |
| DCD | Yellow | 6 | ---- | 1 | DCD |
| DSR | Brown | 7 | ---- | 6 | DSR |
| CTS | Grey | 8 | ---- | 8 | CTS |
The DCD Yellow (RJ45 Pin 6) connection was added on July 4, 2014. It is necessary for a connection to connector cable spec 40 for connection to the MiiC benders. (See Cable Spec 40 - RJ45-DB25 MiiC Pinout)
Please be sure to include DCD Yellow in all Cable Spec 1 adapters.
Label
Lable each of these adapters with "ST", which means "Straight Through".
Important Testing Note
| The receiving pins in this adapter are prone to jump out of their inserted holes if they are not properly pressed in. With the plug NOT snapped into the cover, plug the port into a DB9 male port to be sure none of the receiving pins are pressed back out of the inserted holes. |
