25 pin D-sub male at the computer.
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Amiga 1000 only |
Other Amiga models |
1 |
GND |
Frame Ground |
GND |
Frame Ground |
2 |
TXD |
Transmit Data |
TXD |
Transmit Data |
3 |
RXD |
Receive Data |
RXD |
Receive Data |
4 |
RTS |
Request To Send |
RTS |
Request To Send |
5 |
CTS |
Clear To Send |
CTS |
Clear To Send |
6 |
DSR |
Data Set Ready |
DSR |
Data Set Ready |
7 |
GND |
System Ground |
GND |
System Ground |
8 |
CD |
Carrier Detect |
CD |
Carrier Detect |
9 |
n/c |
|
+12Vdc |
+12 Volt Power DC (20 mA) |
10 |
n/c |
|
-12Vdc |
-12 Volt Power DC (20 mA) |
11 |
n/c |
|
AUDO |
Audio out of Amiga |
12 |
n/c |
|
n/c |
|
13 |
n/c |
|
n/c |
|
14 |
-5Vdc |
-5 Volt Power (50 mA) |
n/c |
|
15 |
AUDO |
Audio out of Amiga |
n/c |
|
16 |
AUDI |
Audio in to Amiga |
n/c |
|
17 |
EB |
Buffered Port Clock 716 kHz |
n/c |
|
18 |
/INT2 |
Interrupt line to Amiga |
AUDI |
Audio in to Amiga |
19 |
n/c |
|
n/c |
|
20 |
DTR |
Data Terminal Ready |
DTR |
Data Terminal Ready |
21 |
+5Vdc |
+5 Volt Power (100 mA) |
n/c |
|
22 |
n/c |
|
RI |
Ring Indicator |
23 |
+12Vdc |
+12 Volt Power (50 mA) |
n/c |
|
24 |
/C2 |
3.58 MHz Clock |
n/c |
|
25 |
/RESB |
Buffered System Reset |
n/c |
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Name |
Dir |
Std |
Notes |
FGND |
|
y |
Frame ground - do not tie to signal ground |
TXD |
O |
y |
Transmit data |
RXD |
I |
y |
Receive data |
RTS |
O |
y |
Request to send |
CTS |
I |
y |
Clear to send |
DSR |
I |
y |
Data set ready |
GND |
|
y |
Signal ground - do not tie to frame ground |
CD |
I |
y |
Carrier detect |
-5Vdc |
|
n |
50 mA maximum |
AUDO |
O |
n |
Audio output from left (channels 0,3) port, intended to send audio to the modem |
AUDI |
I |
n |
Audio input to right (channels 1,2) port, intended to receive audio from the modem;
this input is mixed with the analog output the right. It is not digitized or used by the computer in any way. |
DTR |
O |
y |
Data terminal ready |
RI |
I |
y |
Ring indicator (A500/A2000) only shared with printer "select" signal |
/RESB |
O |
n |
Amiga system reset |
Warning: Pins on the RS-232 connector other than these standard ones described may be connected to power or other non-RS-232 standard signals. When making up RS-232 cables, connect only those pins actually used for a particular application. Avoid generic 25-connector "straight-thru" cables.
Source: Amiga Hardware Reference Manual
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