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Note:
In case you wish to create your own wire, use the pinout below
RS-232 (RJ-45
connector) on IMC-
300MKII EM
Computer RS-232C Connector (DB-9)
1 Not required
1 Not required
2
2 PC Rx
3 GND
3 PC Tx
4 TXt
4 Not required
5 GND
5 GND
6 RX
6 Not required
7 Not required
7 Not required
8 Not required
8 Not required
9 Not required
9 Not required
The serial parameters are as specified below
Baud
Data Bits
Parity
Stop Bits
Handshaking
19,200
8
N
1
none
In the case of a multiple IMC-300MKII-xx controllers (or alternative CS-Bus controllers), only one
connection to the RS-232C Connector on the master controller (the IMC-300MKII-EM Controllers) is
supported.
3.3
CS-Bus Connections (for connection to keypads and to additional IMC-100MKII-xx controllers)
Directions
a.
Prepare communication wire with RJ-25 connectors on each end. (An RJ-25 connector is similar to
traditional RJ-11 connector except it has 6P6C). Straight wiring should be used (i.e. 1-2,2-2,3-3,4-
4,5-5,6-6). Pinouts are shown below:
Note:
Wiring is
incompatible
with standard telephone wiring and therefore telephone cabling
should not be used.
Figure 4
CS-Bus Connection (on IMC-x00x
Controller)
(LEFT or “OUTPUT” Port 0) (
see
Figure 10
)
CS-BUS Connection (on IMC-x00x Controller)
(Right or “INPUT” Port 1) (
see Figure 10
)
#1 No Signal
#1 No Signal
#2 GND
#2 GND
#3 485-
#3 485-
#4 485+-
#4 485+
#5 5V DC (regulated)
#5 5V DC (regulated)
#6 9V DC (unregulated)
#6 9V DC (unregulated)