Serial Interface Connector On The Cutter; Available Serial Signals - Summa SummaCut D160SE User Manual

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To set up your system, proceed as follows:
1. Press the "Start" Button and select "Settings", continued by "Control Panel". Press
on the "System" icon and select the "Device Manager" tab. Select the port that is
connected to the cutter and click on the properties button. Select the "Port Settings"
tab to set the port settings.
2. The default settings of the cutter are as follow:
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Baudrate
•
Data Bits
•
Parity
•
Stop Bits
•
Flow Control

5.2.2 SERIAL INTERFACE CONNECTOR ON THE CUTTER

Pin n°
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

5.2.3 AVAILABLE SERIAL SIGNALS

If you are making your own cable, only a few of the cutter pins will actually need to be
connected to the host computer. To ensure optimum results, the cable length should
not exceed 4.8 m (16 feet). It should be taken into account that your computer or
cutting software may also require additional loopback connections at the host
computer's end of the data cable.
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Connect the Transmit Data (TXD) pin of the computer to pin #2 of the cutter.
•
Connect the Receive Data (RXD) pin of the computer to pin #3 of the cutter.
•
For hardware handshaking, connect the Clear To Send (CTS) pin of the
computer to pin #4 or pin #7 of the cutter. Connect the Request To Send (RTS)
pin of the computer to pin #8 of the cutter.
•
Connect the ground (GND) pin of the computer to pin #5 of the cutter.
Interface
: 9600 (see 2.3.8.)
: 8
: none (see 2.3.9.)
: 2
: Hardware or Xon / Xoff
RS-232C Serial Interface Connector
Signal Description
NC Not Connected
RXD Receive Data
TXD Transmit Data
DTR Data Terminal Ready
GND Signal ground
NC Not connected
RTS Request To Send
CTS Clear To Send
NC Not Connected
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