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User Guide, Version 1.0
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4.3
D15 connector
Table 4.2.
NMS 15-PIN FEMALE D CONNECTOR PINOUT
DTE is an abbreviation for Data Terminal Equipment
I/O column below denotes the direction of the signal:
"IN" is from DTE to the radio modem, "OUT"
is from the radio modem to the DTE.
PIN NAME I/O LEVEL EXPLANATION
1
DTR
IN 0..30V Data Terminal Ready. The pin can be used to wake-up the radio
module from the standby mode. >+2 VDC = ON,
Not connected = ON, <+0.6 VDC = STANDBY
Pin 2 has alternative functions depending on the
Port2
configuration, see below.
CD
OUT RS-232 Carrier Detect (if
Port2
selection is RS-232)
A
OUT RS-422
Port2
Receive Data positive (if
Port2
selection is RS-422)
2
A
IN/OUT RS-485
Port2
Data positive.
Note
**) (if
Port2
selection is RS-485)
Pin 3 has alternative functions depending on the
Port2
configuration, see below.
RD2
OUT RS-232
Port2
Receive Data (if
Port2
selection is RS-232)
B
OUT RS-422
Port2
Receive Data negative (if
Port2
selection is RS-422)
3
B
IN/OUT RS-485
Port2
Data negative.
Note
**) (if
Port2
selection is RS-485)
Pin 4 has alternative functions depending on the configuration, see below.
TD2
IN RS-232
Port2
Transmit Data (if
Port2
selection is RS-232)
4
A
IN RS-422
Port2
Transmit Data positive (if
Port2
selection is RS-422)
Pin 5 has alternative functions depending on the hardware assembly, see below.
B
IN RS-422
Port2
Transmit data negative (default hardware)
5
RSSI
OUT 0..5V Analogue RSSI (requires the special hardware assembly, needs to
be defined in order sheet!)
6
CTS
OUT RS-232 Clear To Send. This signal indicates that the radio modem serial
interface is ready to receive data from DTE.
Note
*)
7, 8
GND
- Operating voltage and Signal Ground
9
RD1
OUT RS-232
Port1
Receive Data to DTE from the radio modem
10
DSR
OUT RS-232 Data Set Ready. Indicates that the radio modem is ON.
11
TD1
IN RS-232
Port1
Transmit Data from DTE to the radio modem.
12
MODE
IN 0..30V <2VDC or connected to ground =
Programming Mode
>3VDC or Not connected =
Data Transfer Mode
Note
***)
13
RTS
IN RS-232 Request To Send from DTE.
Note
*)
14,
15
V
b
- See
spec.
sheets
Operating Voltage.
+10.8...30 VDC for 3AS(d) NMS Epic
+8...30 VDC for 3AS(d) NMS, NMS 869, VHF
Note!
Unused pins can be left unconnected.
Note
*) RTS and CTS signals apply to the Data port-either
Port1
or
Port2
depending on the configuration.
Note
**) A and B designators are opposite in Profibus standard.
Note
***)
Programming Mode
is for changing the settings of the radio modem via
Programming menu
.
Normally the MODE line is NOT connected i.e. the radio modem is in
Data Transfer Mode
.