3-4 Chapter 3
Cabling Connections
Cabling specifications for each adapter type (DCP286
i
-SBC, DCP386
i
and
DCP486
e)
are found in the following section. Cabling differences will be
noticed when connecting a DTE port to a DCE device (normally a straight
through cable), and when connecting a DTE port to a DTE device (normally
a null modem cable). Factory setting on all cabling is DTE.
Factory Default Settings
DCP286i-SBC Adapter Cables
The DCP286
i
-SBC adapter is shipped with two standard adapter cables
which convert the Micro-D25 male output to a standard DB25 output. Install
the adapter cable for the environment in which you are working:
−
RS232, Emulex part no. PT1011208-01
−
V.35, Emulex part no. PT1011213-01
DCP386i/486e Daughterboard Cabling
This section discusses the default cable connections between the 8-port
daughterboard on the DCP386
i
and DCP486
e
adapters and external devices.
RS-232 Cabling
The serial ports on the 8-port daughterboard are connected to external
devices via an 8-port breakout cable, also known as an Octopus cable. Each
output provides a standard 25-pin male RS-232C connector for attachment to
external devices.
NOTE: All connections to the board should be made using
shielded cables to reduce radio frequency
interference.
Summary of Contents for DCP_link
Page 1: ...DCP_link Multi Protocol Router Advanced Configuration Guide PT1054605 00 Rev A December 1995...
Page 11: ...Introduction Chapter 1 EMULEX DCP_LINK 1 2 HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS 1 3 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS 1 3...
Page 18: ...2 4 Chapter 2 SW1 Base I O Address Settings Figure 2 1 SW1...
Page 47: ...3 14 Chapter 3 X 21 Cable Assembly Figure 3 9 Emulex Part PT1011221 01...
Page 50: ...Hardware Installation 3 17 RS 423 RS 485 Null Modem Cable Figure 3 12 Not Supplied by Emulex...
Page 52: ...Hardware Installation 3 19 X 21 Null Modem Cable SHIELD Figure 3 14 Not Supplied by Emulex...