APC Pin | USB Pin | Description |
---|---|---|
1 | 1 | USB +5V (red wire) |
4 | shield | chassis ground |
7 | 4 | USB GND (black wire) |
9 | 2 | USB Data- (white wire) |
10 | 3 | USB Data+ (green wire) |
Full pinout from APC Back-UPS CS 500 manual
UPS Pin |
UPS signal | Description |
---|---|---|
1 | USB_VCC | decoupled with a ferrite, and protected with a 6.2V zener on the PCB side |
2 | ON_BATT | (active high) - Logic 1: 12V via 3kohm resistor, Logic 0: 0V via open collector of 2N2222 to gound |
3 | \Lo_BATT | (active low) - Logic 1: 12V via 3kohm resistor, Logic 0: 0V via open collector of 2N2222 to gound |
4 | GND | direct connection, no decoupling |
5,6 | USB TST (NC) | No physical connection |
7 | GND | decoupling via ferrite |
8 | INVSD | Active high to base of a 2N2222 (resistor input -> base: 3kohms, resistor base -> gnd: 1kohms) |
9 | USB Data- (negative) | Protected with 47ohms resistors, ferrite |
10 | USB Data+ (positive) | Protected with 47ohms resistors, ferrite |
AP9827 cable for CS500 ------------ RJxx end (looking AGAINST the connector,numbering reversed): ------ | -- 1 - green - USB 3 - USB+ | -- 2 - white - USB 2 - USB- | -- 3 _| -- 4 - black - usb 4 - GND | | -- 5 |_| -- 6 | -- 7 - brown - shield | -- 8 | -- 9 | -- 10 - red - usb 1 - +5V ------ USB end (looking against the connector): ----- | | | | X| | 1 - red - +5V | | | | X| | 2 - white - USB- | | | | X| | 3 - green - USB+ | | | | X| | 4 - black - GND | | | ----- shield - brown - SHIELD
Comment:
If you have an 8P8C (RJ45) plug, solder two jumper wires on the UPS side:
1) Pin 1 to Pin 5
2) Pin 10 to Pin 6.
You can then create a cable by replacing the end of an old USB cable with the correctly crimped RJ45 connector. No extra parts needed.