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Date: | Mon, 8 May 1995 12:08:27 -0400 |
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> Donna Garverick <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> >(you can all start laughing...) i need the pin outs to *physically* con-
> >nect a terminal (2392/hp150 <- omigod!!) to my system. i can't believe
> >it.... desperately wanting to enter the 20th century - d
>
> Since no one seemed to actually provide the answer try:
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> pin 2 --> pin 3
> pin 3 --> pin 2
> pin 7 --> pin 7
>
> This is for a direct connect. The one thing I can't remember is whether
> the pin2/3 swap is necessary on these devices. This will not support
> a modem connection, but will support DTCs and older ATPs and ADCCs.
>
> BTW, this was by memory, and I expect Bruce or Ross to correct what
> might be wrong.
I think the problem was that we were waiting for him to tell us what sort
of HP 3000 box he was connecting to. For a Series III or early Classic
or DTC with a modem connection, you're absolutely right. For a DTC with
3-wire connection, there ain't no pin 7. I think pin 1 is used instead.
In any case, no crossover is required. Ross gave me a good quote on
this: "The HP 3000 is wired as if it were a modem."
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