Installation Guide

Network Receiver

Connecting to a Serial Device

The Network Receiver is a DCE (Data Circuit-terminating Equipment)

device, and data is output through a DB9 female RS-232 connector.

Only the following pin assignments are used:

Pin Description

2 Transmitted Data

3 Received Data

5 Signal Ground

Use a standard one-to-one RS-232 cable (also known as a straight-

through or modem cable) of sufficient length to connect the Network

Receiver to a PC or serial device. One end of the cable should be a

DB-9 male connector.

IMPORTANT! DO NOT use a null-modem cable or adapter.

To connect the Network Receiver to a serial device

1. Connect the female end of the DB-25 to DB-9 cable to the 3

party device; and the male end to the Network Receiver (Figure

15).

male end

female

end

to 3

party

device

9VDC

+5V

GD1D0

GND 24VDC

RS-232

Figure 15 Connections of the back panel of the Receiver

2. For the third-party device, enter the following port settings:

Baud Rate Receiver’s programmed baud rate. Default 19200

Data Bits 8

Parity None

Stop Bits 1

Flow Control None

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