Development Adapters
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#100 - RS-232 adapter (2 RX + 2 TX) for utility analog modem card
Plugs into Molex connector on modified modem card to allow
an external modem or PC to be connected.
#110 - RS-232 adapter for utility cellular modem. Permits an external
modem or PC to be connected in place of the Ericsson DM-15 modem
#120 - Power supply and interconnect board. 2 pin connector is for #121
cable, which takes 5-30 VDC in, regulates to 3.3V. 3 pin connector
is for #122 cable, which connects to PC. 4 pin connector is for
#123 cable (connected to optional #124 card), which supplies 3.3
VDC and ground to a Sipex or Maxim MAX-232A chip, and connects the
center two pins to pins 2 & 3 of the #122 cable. Typically used
for level shifting a TX + RX pair to a PC, or monitor a combined
TX + RX pair (with the #124 card)
#121 - 2 pin Molex connector to banana plugs. Used to supply power to
the #120 card.
#122 - 3 pin Molex connector to DB-25. Has ground, TX and RX. Used to
connect the #120 card to a PC.
#123 - 4 pin Molex to 4 pin something. Used to connect #120 card to
#124 card.
#124 - Has two TTL inputs that are connected to TTL level TX and RX lines
(such as a modem, or interprocessor communications). These lines
are OR'ed together, level shifted to RS-232, and sent back to the
#120 card to be monitored by a PC. The TX line from the #120 card
is not connected.
#125 - Same as #122 cable, only TX and RX pins are reversed. Can't
remember what it's supposed to connect to.
#126 - Used to connect Skateboard 24 pin connector to #100 adapter.