Cable Layout

Female DB-25

The female version of the PXSu behaves as a DCE. The input (I) and output (O) direction in the following table are from the PXSu point of view.

PINSignal Name RS232
Circuit
V.35
Circuit
EIA530
Circuit
Dir.See
Note
1 Shield - - - -
2 Transmit Data (-) BA 103 BA(A) I
3 Receive Data (-) BB 104 BB(A) O
4 Request to Send (-) CA 105 CA(A) I
5 Clear to Send (-) CB 106 CB(A) O
6 Data Set Ready (-) CC 107 CC(A) O
7 Signal Ground AB 102 AB -
8 Receive Line Signal Detected (DCD)(-) CF 109 CF(A) I 2
9 Receive Clock (+) 115 DD(B) O 1
10 Receive Line Signal Detected (DCD)(+) 109 CF(B) I 2
11 Transmit Clock (DTE Source) (+) 113 DA(B)
I 3
12 Transmit Clock (+) 114 DB(B) O 1
13 Clear to Send (+) CB(B) O
14 Transmit Data (+) 103 BA(B) I
15 Transmit Clock (-) DB 114 DB(A) O 1
16 Receive Data (+) 104 BB(B) O
17 Receive Clock (-) DD 115 DD(A) O 1
18
19 Request to Send (+) CA(B) I
20 Data Terminal Ready (-) CD 108 CD(A) I
21 RL/RI RL/CE 140/125 RL/- 4
22 Data Terminal Ready (+) CD(B) I
23 Data Set Ready (+) CC(B) O
24 Transmit Clock (DTE Source) (-) DA 113 DA(A) I 3
25 LL/TM LL/TM 141/142 LL/TM 5
Female DB-25 Connector Pin Assignments

Notes

  1. If the PXSu is programmed to be the synchronous clock source, it provides the same clock signal to both the transmitter and the receiver.
  2. DCD can be programmed to be an output (like a DCE) or an input (like a DTE) signal. By default, it is a input signal.
  3. If the PXSu is pogrammed to sink the synchronous clock from the external device, that signal is derived to provide both the transmitter and the receiver clocks.
  4. RL is an output signal. RI is an input signal. The software can select which signal to use. By default, RI is selected.
  5. LL is an output signal. TM is an input signal. The software can select which signal to use. By default, TM is selected.