Telos Zephyr Xstream User Manual page 60

Using a 9 pin female D-Sub connector, this is an RS-232 serial port using the standard PC-
style format, configured as if it were a modem. Zephyr Xstream ignores any incoming
A computer plugged into this port can control the system, and can access a number of special
diagnostic modes, as described in Section 12 (System Functions & Remote Control). It is also
possible to connect to the Zephyr Xstream's command line using TCP/IP (see below).
When used for local control this function is always available. For more on the local command
set see Section 12.
This port can also be placed in a "transparent mode" to allow communication with another
Zephyr (Layer‐3 only) or Zephyr Xstream (Layer‐3 & AAC only). Note single‐direction
communication is possible if the correct coding mode is only used in one direction.
The following tables show the recommended cable configuration for connecting the Telos
Zephyr Xstream to 9‐pin and 25‐pin DTE (computer) serial ports.
USER'S MANUAL
PIN FUNCTION
1* DCD (Xstream to Computer)
2 RD (Xstream to Computer)
3 TD (Computer to Xstream)
5 Ground
6* DSR (Xstream to Computer)
8* CTS (Xstream to Computer)
*
These handshake signals are present (i.e.
permanently asserted) on motherboard versions
"E" and later
handshake signals.
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