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Serial Printer (9-25) cable specification users reports and reviews |
| Date | Content Revision |
User opinion | Comment | Approved by moderator? |
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| CORRECT | works for me | APPROVED | ||
| INCORRECT | I disagree. I have been wiring DE-9s to DB-25s for years, on and off. Surely, the communications TXd and RXd lines should be crossed. The first column in the table shows DE-9 with RX data line on pin 3 and TX data line on pin 2. Should these not be reversed in the standard EIA-232D standard. However this is for the unusual application of a serial printer. Could this be a crucial difference? Please let me know as I am trying to modify a 9 to 25 serial cable at the moment so it works with my Print server Kyocera printer. | APPROVED | ||
| CORRECT | Looks right to me. The CD-DTR connection on the PC side is probably unnecessary, but might solve a few problems. | APPROVED | ||
| 2012-02-28 16:22:30 | rev. 6 | INCORRECT | APPROVED | |
| 2013-02-13 16:56:58 | rev. 7 | ERROR FIXED | D-Sub 1 should be marked as DB-9 and D-Sub 2 should be marked as DB-25. Pin 2 is RxD and pin 3 is TxD on the DB-9. Pin 3 is RxD and pin 2 is TxD on DB-25. The table has pins 2 and 3 reversed. | APPROVED |
| Date | Content Revision |
Author | Comment |
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| 2009-10-24 22:14:23 | rev. 4 | ||
| 2010-08-11 14:36:48 | rev. 6 | bryan | 9 pin female to 25 pin male printer cable |
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