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- Page 2 Intermec Technologies Corporation, and shall be returned to Intermec Technologies Corporation upon written request. If a purchase, license, or nondisclosure agreement has been executed, the terms of that agreement shall gov- ern this document.
- Page 3 FCC Computer Compliance " NOTICE This equipment meets Class B digital device limits per Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits protect against interference in a residential area. It emits, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy. If you do not install and use the equipment according to its instructions, it may inter- fere with radio signals.
- Page 4 Telephone Installation Warning Notices The following notices apply to equipment that may be connected to telephone lines or systems. For your personal safety, and to protect this equipment from potential electrical or physical damage, do NOT connect equipment to telephone lines or data communication equipment unless the following warnings have been read, understood, and complied with.
- Page 5 Labels and Warnings The following pages show the locations of labels that may be attached to this prod- uct. Certain important information from those labels is recreated here for your con- venience. In addition, safety warnings are repeated in this section, whether they appear on individual labels or not.
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Page 7: Table Of Contents
........Model 6600 User’s Guide i "... - Page 8 Backup Battery ii Model 6600 User’s Guide ..........
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- Page 11 FIGURES Figure 1-1, The Model 6600 Computer Figure 1-2, The Model 6600 Computer Figure 1-3, Connectors ........
- Page 12 Table B-4, 18-pin Docking Connector vi Model 6600 User’s Guide ........
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Page 13: General Information
General Information " " " " " " " " " General Information Options and Accessories Operation Maintenance Vehicle Installation General Information " Section 1 " " " " " " " " " Model 6600 User’s Guide 1-1 "... -
Page 14: Summary Of Sections
Section 4, Maintenance This section contains routine care and maintenance instructions. Section 5, Vehicle Installation This section tells how to wire and install a vehicle mount. Appendixes These contain firmware and certain optional hardware information. 1-2 Model 6600 User’s Guide... -
Page 15: Computer Description
The Model 6600 Computer The Model 6600 Hand-Held Computer is a versatile portable data collection device. It has a large, easily-read display, pen-based data entry, and the power and speed of a 486DX2 processor. With extensive memory options and MS-DOS compatibility, the Model 6600 Computer can be expanded to do many tasks beyond data collection. -
Page 16: Software Compatibility
DOS-based applications " Microsoft Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups " Windows with Pen Extensions 1-4 Model 6600 User’s Guide Power Pen Pal Professional Pen Pal PenRight! Pro with Borland or Microsoft C Microsoft Visual Basic for Windows Borland C++... -
Page 17: Computer Description
1. Display 2. Scan activate switch 3. Battery compartment 4. Infrared window 5. Docking connector 6. AC power adapter connector 7. 9-pin D-sub serial connector Figure 1-1 The Model 6600 Computer SECTION 1 General Information " Model 6600 User’s Guide 1-5... -
Page 18: Display
A chemically strengthened glass protects the display from scratches and other damage that could make the display difficult to read. 1-6 Model 6600 User’s Guide 1. Reset switch 2. Contrast controls 3. Backlight brightness controls 4. -
Page 19: Controls (Or, Switches)
(standby) condition. This will con- serve battery power during predictable periods of inactivity. Push the Sus- pend or Resume switch once to suspend operations; press it again to resume operations. SECTION 1 General Information " Model 6600 User’s Guide 1-7... -
Page 20: Figure 1-3 Connectors
SECTION 1 General Information " 1-8 Model 6600 User’s Guide 1. 15-pin D-sub (lift flap to access VGA connector) 2. 6-pin mini-DIN (lift flap to access keyboard connector) 3. RJ-11 (lift flap to access phone jack) 4. Infrared window 5. Docking connector 6. -
Page 21: Connectors
Connectors There are seven external connectors at various locations (see figures 1-1 and 1-3 in this section) on the Model 6600 Computer. An RJ-11 jack connects to an optional internal modem (jack is present, whether a modem is installed, or not). In addition, an infrared serial port (IrDA standard) pro- vides wireless two-way communication between the computer and peripher- al equipment. -
Page 22: Figure 1-4 Compartment Doors
General Information " " NOTE: Turn the latch knobs (below) 1/4-turn counterclockwise to open doors. 1-10 Model 6600 User’s Guide 1. PC card compartment door 2. Latch knob (PC card door) 3. Unlock icon 4. Battery compartment door 5. Latch knob (battery compartment door) -
Page 23: Specifications
8:1, minimum 680 X 480 pixels transflective LCD, 0.23 mm dot pitch Size 7.2 inch diagonal CCFL with autosensing brightness control proximity sensing using special, passive pen chemically strengthened glass overlay SECTION 1 General Information " Model 6600 User’s Guide 1-11... - Page 24 SECTION 1 General Information " 1-12 Model 6600 User’s Guide...
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Page 25: Options And Accessories
" " General Information Options that can be ordered for the Model 6600 Computer include DRAM and Flash RAM upgrades, an integrated scanner, an internal modem, and various built-in wireless (radio or cellular) communication devices. Accessories are items or devices that, when added to the computer, make it more convenient to use or that extend its functionality. - Page 26 See the Operation section of this manual for instructions for changing Flash RAM and DRAM. Integrated Scanners The Model 6600 can be ordered with either a standard or long-range, 5 volt laser scanner built-in. This computer also supports tethered (external) CCD, wand, and laser scanners. See Figure 3–2.
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Page 27: Direct-Connect Vehicle Power Cables
SECTION 2 1. DC plug 2. Lighter socket adapter 3. Internal fuse Figure 2-1 Direct-connect Vehicle Power Cables Options and Accessories " Model 6600 User’s Guide 2-3... -
Page 28: Ac Power Adapter
This accessory is useful for charging spare battery packs. Docks Three basic dock accessories are available for the Model 6600 Computer. Custom versions of these basic docks may be created for special uses or to satisfy unique customer requirements. -
Page 29: Vehicle Dock
A standard electrical outlet provides pow- er, via either a U.S. or an international power cord, directly to the single dock. The Model 6600 Computer then receives both charging and operating power when inserted in the single dock. The single dock can be connected to a network, and it can have various accessories (such as a keyboard or serial printer) connected to it. -
Page 30: Multidock
Cables are also available to connect the Model 6600 Computer to peripheral devices such as a printer, keyboard, or monitor. -
Page 31: Tethered Pen Accessory Kit
Tethered Pen Accessory Kit A tethered pen accessory is available for the Model 6600 Computer. The cord is permanently fastened to the pen and has a special snap on the far end of the tether. You can snap the tab to any unused male snap on the comput- er. -
Page 32: Adjustable Handstrap
Options and Accessories " Adjustable Handstrap Although the adjustable handstrap is standard on the Model 6600 Computer, it is described in this section because it attaches to the unit with a special snap just as the tethered pen accessory shown above. -
Page 33: Figure 2-6 Adjusting The Handstrap
Secure by pressing the adjusting tab into the handstrap as shown below (figure b). Longer Shorter Adjusting the Handstrap SECTION 2 Options and Accessories " 1. Metal piece 2. Adjusting tab 3. Snap Figure 2-6 Model 6600 User’s Guide 2-9 Secure... -
Page 34: Figure 2-7 Closing The Handstrap
Look at the illustration below: fold the flap shown in figure c, below and press it against the handstrap interior. Fold the remaining flap (figure d) as shown and squeeze firmly to close the handstrap. 2-10 Model 6600 User’s Guide Fold first Figure 2-7... -
Page 35: Neck Or Shoulder Strap
1. Adjustment slides 2. Keyed snaps (male side visible) 3. End of strap (pull here to release) Neck or Shoulder Strap SECTION 2 Options and Accessories " Figure 2-8 Model 6600 User’s Guide 2-11... -
Page 36: Pen Holder Accessory
Peel the quick-release paper from one side of an adhesive pad. Attach the adhesive pad to the bottom of a pen holder clip. Repeat this process for the other pen holder clip. 2-12 Model 6600 User’s Guide 1. Pen holder clip 2. Adhesive pad 3. -
Page 37: Figure 2-10 Pen Holder Clips
Pivot the pen downward to correctly position and fasten pen holder clip in place on the computer. See Figure 2-11. SECTION 2 Options and Accessories " Figure 2-10 to one end of the pen ( Model 6600 User’s Guide 2-13... -
Page 38: Figure 2-11 Computer With Pen Holder Accessory
" Computer with Pen Holder The illustration below shows a Model 6600 Computer with the pen holder accessory completely installed. The location shown below is only one of many possibilities. Do ensure that the pen holder clips are close enough to hold the pen firmly, and also try to get the bottoms of the pen holder clips positioned on a relatively flat surface. -
Page 39: Operation
" " General Information The Model 6600 Hand-Held Computer is shipped with a basic input-output system (“BIOS” firmware), DOS, and Windows installed at the factory. This section includes instructions for installing an additional, optional inter- nal PCMCIA (PC Card) device and for changing or upgrading DRAM and FLASH RAM. -
Page 40: Installing Cards
Card compartment door. The ejectors are located on the side of the PC Card slot assembly. Press in on the ejector button to release and partially eject the associated card. You can then grasp the card with your fingers for final removal. 3-2 Model 6600 User’s Guide... -
Page 41: Figure 3-1 Pc Card Compartment Door
1. Latch knob (shown locked) Figure 3-1 PC Card Compartment Door 1. Card ejector (lower slot 2. PCMCIA cards (type II) 3. Compartment door 4. PC Card slots 5. Scanner window Figure 3-2 PC Card Slots Model 6600 User’s Guide 3-3 Operation "... -
Page 42: Memory And Pc Card Options
Memory and PC Card Options General Information Access panels on the bottom of the Model 6600 Computer allow you to up- grade memory or install an internal PC Card drive without having to com- pletely disassemble the computer. These procedures require that you have the proper equipment (listed below), that you observe all precautions and that you adhere strictly to the procedures below. -
Page 43: Precautions
1. Attach grounding clip to metal shroud 2. Access panel, internal PC Card compartment 3. Access panel, memory compartment 4. Remove main battery pack Prepare Computer for Upgrades SECTION 3 Figure 3-3 Model 6600 User’s Guide 3-5 Operation "... -
Page 44: Install Internal Pc Card Device
1 Megohm resistor to ground. Remove the PC Card compartment door and ground the shroud around the card slots. Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the internal PC Card access panel (six screws). 3-6 Model 6600 User’s Guide Figure 3-4 Remove Access Panel... -
Page 45: Prepare Drive For Installation
Place the drive (with PC Card device installed) in the computer, as shown in Figure 3-6. Gently press the ribbon cable into the mating connector. SECTION 3 " Figure 3-5 Model 6600 User’s Guide 3-7 Operation... -
Page 46: Figure 3-6 Install Pc Card Drive
Replace the door on the PC Card compartment. Reinstall the main battery. Replace the battery compartment door and return the unit to normal service. 3-8 Model 6600 User’s Guide 1. Screws 2. Adjustable card retainer 3. PC drive with PC Card or device installed 4. -
Page 47: Memory Installation Procedures
Set the screws and the panel out of the way. 1. Access panel 2. Attach grounding clip to metal shroud 3. Remove main battery pack 4. RAM board Figure 3-7 RAM and FLASH Access SECTION 3 Operation " Model 6600 User’s Guide 3-9... -
Page 48: Figure 3-8 Remove Dram Board
It is located beneath the DRAM board. Do not attempt to remove the standoff (spacer) beneath the FLASH board. It is permanently fastened to the main board. 3-10 Model 6600 User’s Guide 1. Screw 2. RAM board 3. Standoff 4. -
Page 49: Installation And Reassembly
Place the metal standoff over the toothpick in the hole in the FLASH board. SECTION 3 À À À 1. FLASH board 2. Standoff 3. Connector (for FLASH board) Figure 3-9 Install FLASH Board Model 6600 User’s Guide 3-11 Operation "... -
Page 50: Figure 3-10 Reinstall Dram Board
PC card drive. Replace the door on the PC Card compartment. Reinstall the main battery. Replace the battery compartment door and return the computer to normal service. 3-12 Model 6600 User’s Guide 1. Screw 2. DRAM board Figure 3-10 Reinstall DRAM Board... -
Page 51: Batteries
Face the battery pack contacts into the computer, with the flat and curved portions aligned with the battery compartment opening, slide the battery pack into the compartment. Reinstall the door and turn the latch knob 1/4-turn clockwise to secure it. SECTION 3 Operation " Model 6600 User’s Guide 3-13... -
Page 52: Charging
If you operate the computer while connected to a charging and power source, the battery pack recharges as you work. The diagrams below show various methods for charging and for operating the computer. 3-14 Model 6600 User’s Guide 1. Battery compartment door (shown unlatched) 2. Battery pack 3. -
Page 53: Computer Startup
The Model 6600 Computer does not require a special start up diskette. The required start up program is permanently programmed into your computer at the factory. -
Page 54: Start Up Procedures
Never use a ballpoint pen to make entries on the display. CAUTION: Never use a sharp object to make entries on the display. Make entries using the special stylus, a scanner, or an optional keyboard. 3-16 Model 6600 User’s Guide... -
Page 55: Reset Switch
Be sure to rein- stall the PC Card compartment door. 1. Notch inside the PC Card compartment 2. Reset switch Figure 3-13 Reset Switch SECTION 3 Operation " Model 6600 User’s Guide 3-17... -
Page 56: Input/Output Input
Input/Output Input Since the Model 6600 is a hand-held computer, the most common input de- vice is likely to be the passive pen. Bar code information can be captured by using the optional integrated scanner or a tethered scanner. A PS/2-com- patible keyboard can be connected to the 6-pin mini-DIN connector behind the flap at the upper end of the computer. -
Page 57: Maintenance
" " Introduction This section contains maintenance procedures for the Model 6600 Hand- Held Computer. Although these computers are designed to withstand nor- mal use in your environment, occasional maintenance is required to ensure trouble-free operation. The procedures in this section will help you keep your computer in good working order. - Page 58 Long-Term Storage For long-term storage, lithium ion battery packs for the Model 6600 Com- puter should be discharged down to the “suspend state” – the point at which current flow out of the battery pack stops. At the time of this publication, the suspend state voltage is set at approximately 4.7 V dc for this particular...
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Page 59: Battery Capacity
One lighted LED means the battery charge is 25 percent or less. Touch contacts to view capacity >75% >50% >25% 0 – 25% 1. Electrical contacts 2. Capacity indicators (LEDs) Figure 4-1 Battery Pack Capacity Check SECTION 4 Maintenance " Model 6600 User’s Guide 4-3... -
Page 60: Backup Battery
You can insert a new pen tip with your fingers, making sure that the tip is fully seated against the stop inside the pen. 4-4 Model 6600 User’s Guide REMOVE 1. Tweezer-like tool 2. -
Page 61: Cleaning Instructions
Surface Connectors If surface connectors become dirty or tarnished, clean them with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol. It may also be necessary to lightly burnish them with a pencil eraser. SECTION 4 Maintenance " Model 6600 User’s Guide 4-5... -
Page 62: Factory Service
This card is packaged with every product as part of the Mobile Systems Di- vision Warranty Card. Detach the Product Service Information Card when needed. Be sure to include a brief description of the problem(s) when you return the product for repair. 4-6 Model 6600 User’s Guide... -
Page 63: Vehicle Installation
Follow these installation instructions closely to ensure safe, reliable performance of the Model 6600 Hand-Held Computer and any peripheral devices (such as a printer) that may also be installed in the vehicle. -
Page 64: Tools Required
-001/-002 self-tap screw #8 X 5/8” -001/-002 #8 flat washer -001/-002 snap-in bushing -001/-002 remote terminal cable (6’) *Reference items not included in kit. Order separately. 5-2 Model 6600 User’s Guide Description dc power cable (6 ft.) “Y” power cable battery cable... -
Page 65: Introduction To Vehicle Installation
Route and install the battery cable. " Mechanically install the mount (provided by others). " Connect short cable(s). " Decide where you will mount the vehicle dock, then proceed with the fol- lowing instructions. SECTION 5 Vehicle Installation " Model 6600 User’s Guide 5-3... -
Page 66: Power Cable Routing
Make sure that cable routing does not invite damage to the cable. " Secure the battery cable at least every 18 inches throughout the cable " run: use adjustable clamps (provided) or wire-tie to existing vehicle cable runs. 5-4 Model 6600 User’s Guide... -
Page 67: Battery Cable Connections
SECTION 5 Red Wire Black (or Brown) Wire Strip the Cable Jacket 12–14 inches Figure 5-1 Strip the Battery Cable Model 6600 User’s Guide 5-5 Vehicle Installation " Strip each wire end 1/4 inch Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç... -
Page 68: Prepare The Cable Ends
Shorten the red wire if desired. Then, strip 1/4” of insulation from the red wire. Securely crimp the fuse link splice Black (or Brown) Wire Red Wire 5-6 Model 6600 User’s Guide onto the black wire. : it attaches to the red wire. Crimp Here 1. -
Page 69: Connection To Side-Mounted Terminals
Side-Mount Battery Terminals SECTION 5 Vehicle Installation " ) terminal ring from the onto the bolt. onto the bolt. 1. Bolt 2. Nut 3. Vehicle battery 4. Vehicle battery cable 5. Fuse link 6. Washers Figure 5-3 Model 6600 User’s Guide 5-7... -
Page 70: Connection To Top-Mounted Terminals
Repeat steps #3 thru #6 for the negative wire (black or brown) from the Norand battery cable, connecting the wire to the negative (–) battery computer. 5-8 Model 6600 User’s Guide furnished in the installation kit. Tighten nuts securely. onto the extended end of each bolt. -
Page 71: Secure The Power Cable
Scrape a small circle of paint from around the hole. Use a #8 X 5/8” screw and flat washer to secure the strap. SECTION 5 Vehicle Installation " #8 x 5/8 Screw (w/washer) Goes Here Figure 5-5 Secure Cable Model 6600 User’s Guide 5-9... -
Page 72: Mechanical Installation
When installing the vehicle dock, be sure to allow clearance for the com- bined computer, dock and vehicle dock mounting assembly before proceed- ing. The Model 6600 Computer protrudes above the dock, requiring verti- cal clearance. Additional vertical clearance must be provided to allow for inserting or removing the computer from the dock. -
Page 73: Figure 5-7 Remove Mounting Base
(see Figure 5-8). Postpone reattaching the mounting base and dock assembly until af- ter the mounting pedestal is fastened in the vehicle. SECTION 5 Vehicle Installation " Figure 5-7 Model 6600 User’s Guide 5-11... -
Page 74: Figure 5-8 Attach Base To Dock
Drill appropriate sized holes in the vehicle sheet metal and secure the mounting bracket and post assembly with nuts, bolts, and lockwashers. This hardware is not furnished in the installation kit and must be purchased lo- cally. 5-12 Model 6600 User’s Guide 1. Nutplate(s) 2. Dock (bottom view) 3. Mounting base 4. -
Page 75: Figure 5-9, Vehicle Dock
You can loosen all knobs to adjust the dock. Tighten all knobs securely to maintain the desired adjustments. 1. Swivel adjust 2. Height adjust 3. Mounting holes 4. Tilt adjust Figure 5-9 Vehicle Dock SECTION 5 Vehicle Installation " Model 6600 User’s Guide 5-13... -
Page 76: Final Connections
You must also connect a Remote Computer Cable between the vehicle dock and the printer: this cable allows the computer to communicate with the printer. 5-14 Model 6600 User’s Guide 1. External RS-232/485 communication (COM1) 2. IR communication port (COM2) 3. -
Page 77: Using The Vehicle Dock
1. Release lever 2. Locking mechanism 3. Pen holder Figure 5-11 Vehicle Dock Mechanical Features Vehicle Installation " . Once the comput- on the vehicle dock to make Release Unlock Release Unlock Model 6600 User’s Guide 5-15... - Page 78 SECTION 5 Vehicle Installation " 5-16 Model 6600 User’s Guide...
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Page 79: Norand Utilities Program
Introduction The NORAND Utilities Program provides the basic functions required to prepare the Model 6600 Hand-Held Computer for use. When you enter the Norand Utilities Program, an active keyboard is displayed. Use the special pen to make selections and entries on this keyboard. - Page 80 “-” characters as required to show the full size of the field. In descrip- tive text, the “x-..-x” portion of the literal is not referenced. Variable literal values are defined in the descriptive text. Model 6600 User’s Guide NORAND UTILITIES PSROMOC Vx.xx...
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Page 81: Main Screens
Pop-Up menus are displayed above or below the menu option that invokes them, where possible. Pop-up menus not invoked via a menu option are located near the vertical center of the display. APPENDIX A NORAND Utilities Program " Model 6600 User’s Guide A 3... -
Page 82: Drop Down Lists
The NORAND Utilities program checks files to determine available lan- guage options. English is the first option, followed by up to nine additional choices. If no resource files on language exist, this menu will not display. Model 6600 User’s Guide NORAND UTILITIES PSROMOC Vx.xx... - Page 83 LANGUAGE SELECTION 1. ENGLISH Select the appropriate language by pressing the number associated with your choice, or press [NO] to quit and go to the Main Menu. APPENDIX A NORAND Utilities Program " QUIT Model 6600 User’s Guide A 5...
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Page 84: Program Load/Main Menu
4. X -- mdm type -- x xprotx sbpsx 5. PHONE NUMBER ZZZZZZZZZZZZZX 9. ADVANCED UTILITIES [NO]QUIT Model 6600 User’s Guide Menu options 4–5 visible only if " comm set = MODEM comm set = value from Drop Down " Default = NPCP NETWORK mdm type, prot, bps, f = value from "... -
Page 85: Pop-Up A
Update field; return to main screen. [NO] Do not update; return to main screen. Pop-Up E [YES] Update comm settings; go to Program Load [NO] Do not update comm settings; go to Program Load. NORAND Utilities Program Model 6600 User’s Guide A 7... -
Page 86: Modem Parameters
Drop Down A2 1. ACN 2. TTY 3. YMODEM Model 6600 User’s Guide Pop-Up A User selects parameters [1] – [4] from corresponding drop-down boxes. In drop-down boxes, [ / ] high- light option and [YES] selects, or user can select option by number. -
Page 87: Communication Status
[YES] CONTINUE replaces [F4] STOP COMM at completion of communications session. [NO] Pop-Up A [YES] Go to Program Load Pop-Up A [YES] Go to Program Load [NO] Return to main screen NORAND Utilities Program " Model 6600 User’s Guide A 9... -
Page 88: Advanced Utilities Menu
Pop-Up D1 FORMAT RAM CARD 1. A: 2. B: [YES] OK [NO]QUIT A 10 Model 6600 User’s Guide Option [4] appears only if FORMAT.COM found in path. [1] Pop-Up A [4] Pop-Up D1 [NO] Go to Main Menu Pop-Up A Date and time are not modified unless new values are en- tered, i.e. -
Page 89: Connector Pinout Information
Keyboard mini-DIN Connector Shield Connector Pinout Information " Appendix B " " " " " " " " " Signal or Level Keyboard Data No Connection Ground +5 Volts Keyboard Clock No Connection Ground Model 6600 User’s Guide B-1 "... - Page 90 APPENDIX B Connector Pinout Information " Pin Number B-2 Model 6600 User’s Guide Table B-2 9-pin D-subminiature Serial Connector Signal or Level Ground...
- Page 91 15-pin D-subminiature External VGA Connector Pin Number Connector Pinout Information " Table B-3 Signal or Level CRED CGREEN CBLUE No Connection Ground Ground Ground Ground No Connection Ground No Connection No Connection CHSYNC CVSYNC No Connection Model 6600 User’s Guide B-3...
- Page 92 APPENDIX B Connector Pinout Information " Pin Number B-4 Model 6600 User’s Guide Charge connector Table B-4 18-pin Docking Connector Docking connector Signal or Level TBTIPOS TBTONEG TBTINEG TBTOPOS KBCLK KBDAT RS232DTR DIAGBOOT RS232CTS RS232DSR RS232RXD RS232RTS RS232DCD RS232TXD 9DAT...