[aprssig] Re: APRS Standard Connectors?
Chris Kantarjiev cak at dimebank.comWed Nov 30 17:23:59 UTC 2005
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> > Many GPS devices expect to be plugged into > a PC, so they have a DB-9 series female on > the end of their cables. So the standard APRS > GPS connector could be: > > 1 (DCD) > 2 Serial GPS data to PC > 3 Serial data to GPS > 4 Power 12 volts > 5 GROUND > 6 (DSR) > 7 (RTS) Suggested 5 Volts Power? > 8 (CTS) > 9 (???) > > Notice that Chris suggested pin 8 for 5V power, > but since the PC is the DTE and the GPS plugged > into the serial port is the DCE, then I think the > PC should output the 5 volts on pin 7 which is > an output from the PC and not pin 8 which is > normally an input to the PC. Did I get that right? Works for me. I've never been able to get the story straight about how RS-232 is represented on a DB-9. I don't mind adjusting a couple of connectors to get caught up to the latest standard. It would be really nice if the next rev of the OT/TT family would implement it, especially since they're starting to provide +5V for GPS units! 73 de chris K6DBG
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