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20.008 What are the connections for a standard modem cable?




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This article is from the Apple II Csa2 FAQ, by Jeff Hurlburt with numerous contributions by others.

20.008 What are the connections for a standard modem cable?

         The standard modem cable which can support hardware handshaking connects
eight lines between two male Dsub25 connectors:

Seial Port   Modem      Signal Name
Dsub25m      Dsub25m

   2 -------- 2       TD (transmit data)
   3 -------- 3       RD (receive data)
   4 -------- 4       RTS (ready to send)
   5 -------- 5       CTS (clear to send)
   6 -------- 6       DSR (data set ready)
   7 -------- 7       GND (ground)
   8 -------- 8       DCD (data carrier detect)
  20 -------- 20      DTR (data terminal ready)
There are many variations depending, mainly, upon differences in Serial Port sockets; and, some lines may be omitted in some cables. For NULL modem transfers, the Modem side plugs into the NULL modem connector. By: Tae Song (White Wolf)

 

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