AO-73161 - SYSTEM 80 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL - 24/AUG/30 SERIAL.2.1 RS-232 CONNECTIONS FOR HARDWARE HANDSHAKING These drawings show the typical connection from a SYSTEM 80 control to the standard 25-Pin and 9-Pin RS-232 connectors found on most IBM compatible computers and peripherals. For HARDWARE HANDSHAKING, 5 wires are required: TRANSMIT DATA, RECEIVE DATA, REQUEST-TO-SEND, CLEAR-TO-SEND, and SIGNAL COMMON. RTS/CTS HAROWARE PROTOCOL, 25 PIN D-SUB AT BURNY 36 RECP . COMPUTER SERIAL -I/0 PORT A me 2 RO” ~ 3- 3.1 ATS 4 — 9 STATUS IN cis 5 8 CONTROL OUT com. 7 7 con. " 8 8 ~ ATS/CTS HARDWARE ‘PROTOCOL @ PIN O-SUB AT BURNY 35 RECP COMPUTER SERIAL 1/0 PORT A 1 3 20 pO 2 4 10 | Ris 7 9 STATUS IN cts 8 @ CONTROL OUT COM, | con. psR 6 —— o 1—4 DIR 4 SERIAL-8SERIAL.2.2 peripherals. 25 PIN D-SUB AT COMPUTER 1 2 RO ATS crs cou. ose co OTR 2 oor] ww 9 PIN D-SUB AT COMPUTER 1D RO RTS crs cou OSA 0 om ReEONAa YM UY A0-73161 - SYSTEM 80 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL - 24/AUG/90 RS-232 CONNECTIONS FOR SOFTWARE HANDSHAKING These drawings show the typical connection from a SYSTEM 80 control to the standard 25-Pin and 9-Pin Rs-232 connectors found on most IBM compatible computers and Since SOFTWARE HANDSHAKING uses tranmitted XON/XOFF SOFTWARE PROTOCOL XON/XOFF SOFTWARE PROTOCOL SERIAL-9 characters to control the data flow instead of separate hardware lines, only 3 wires are required: TRANSMITTED DATA, RECEIVED DATA, and SIGNAL COMMON. SERIAL 1/0 PORT A [| AD 1D STATUS IN +5VDC OR +12VDC COM. Yawwn SERIAL 1/0 PORT A [| 2 AD 3 10 9 STATUS IN” 5 +5VDC on +12V0C 7 COM. || {|