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With DTE is meant the Data Terminal Equipment (Your
terminal or Host computer) and with DCE the Data Circuit
(termination) Equipment (all equipment between two
modems RS232 plugs). The HAYES-1200B is the 1200 type
but as a card to be fitted into an IBM-PC. The same for
HAYES-2400B.
The pin assignments must be in accordance to ISO 2110.
Pin # Circuit Towards Description 1200 2400
EIA/CCITT
1 AA 101 N/A prot. ground x x
7 AB 102 N/A signal ,, x x
2 BA 103 DCE transmit data x x
3 BB 104 DTE receive data x x
4 CA 105 DCE request to send x
5 CB 106 DTE clear to send H x
6 CC 107 DTE data set ready R x
20 108.1 DCE connect data set x x
20 CD 108.2 DCE data term. ready x x
22 CE 125 DTE ring indicator x x
8 CF 109 DCE data carrier detected x x
23 CI 112 DTE select altern. rate x
12 CI DTE as previous (Bell212) x x
24 DA 113 DCE TX-clock (DTE source) x
15 DB 114 DTE TX-clock (synchr.) x
17 DD 115 DTE RX-clock (synchr.) x
Remark: x means served by the modem.
H means tied to +10 volt (True).
R means tied to pin 8.
Pin 20 (DTR) can be simulated in the 1200 and
1200B type with a dipswitch.
Pin 6 and 8 can be forced to true in the 1200
and 1200B type with a dipswitch.
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