ART100@PSUVM.BITNET ("Andy Tefft 862-6728", 814) (02/22/89)
Here's the wiring I used when I made my //c-to-modem cable: looking at the male round connector from the open end, this is how I number the pins: (may not be standard) 3 o 2o o4 1o o5 I realize this is upside down, but when I figured it out, that's how I did it! The pin numbers on the RS232 are right. 5-pin 25-pin Signal round rs-232 name --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Outside 1 Chassis Ground 1 6 Data Set ready 2 3 Received Data 3 7 Signal ground 4 2 Sent data 5 20 Data Terminal Ready You might want to wire 6 & 8 together (I think those are the ones) if you're using a modem (those are the rs-232 pin nos). pin 8 is data carrier detect. Mine works fine without. Andy art100@psuvm.bitnet or a1t@ecl.psu.edu