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Manual MAXPage

Straight-Through Cable

When making a straight through cable, you will need some shielded cable with the

appropriate number of conductors within, a DB9 male plug (for the MAXPage end) and

either a DB9/DB25 male/female for the other end, depending on the equipment it is being

connected too.

The table below shows the pin-outs required for correct operation.

Paging Equipment End MAXPage End

9 pin male/female 25 pin male/female 9 pin male

pin 1 pin 8 pin 1

pin 2 pin 3 pin 2

pin 3 pin 2 pin 3

pin 4 pin 20 pin 4

pin 5 pin 7 pin 5

pin 6 pin 6 pin 6

pin 7 pin 4 pin 7

pin 8 pin 5 pin 8

pin 9 pin 22 pin 9

Null Modem Cable

When making a null modem cable, you will need some appropriate cable, a DB25 female

plug (for the MAXPage end) and either a DB9 female or DB25 female for the other end,

depending on the equipment it is being connected too. The table below shows the pin-outs

required for correct operation.

Paging Equipment End MAXPage End Description

9 pin male 25 pin male/female 9 pin male/female

pin 7 pin 7 pin 5 GND-GND

pin 2 pin 3 pin 2 TX-RX

pin 4 pin 5 pin 8 RTS-CTS

pin 6 pin 20 pin 4 DSR-DTR

pin 3 pin 2 pin 3 RX-TX

pin 5 pin 4 pin 7 CTS-RTS

pin 20 pin 6 pin 1 and 6 DTR-DSR

 NOTE: Many serial connections require TX, RX and GND only. However some

devices, will use all of pins listed. If you are unsure then use all pins.

 NOTE: It is important to note the gender required at each end of a serial cable before

acquiring or making a cable.

 NOTE: The pin number is usually written next to the pin on the serial connectors

themselves in very small writing.

▲ WARNING: Do NOT connect MAXPage to printer (or parallel) port output unless

you use a parallel to serial converter. A printer port looks similar to a DB25 serial port

but is female.

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