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You can use minicom, putty or several programs for connect to the [[Using serial debug port to communicate|debug serial port]] . | You can use minicom, putty or several programs for connect to the [[Using serial debug port to communicate|debug serial port]] . | ||
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Revision as of 14:56, 24 August 2012
Contents
How to Prepare the IDC10 to DB9 Cable for use it with a USB232 Serial Conversor on IGEPv2-RC Series
Necessary Material
- IDC10 to DB9 Cable.
- Cutter.
- Scissors.
- IGEPv2 Hardware Reference Manual.
Procedure
The first step it's to separate the wires 5 and 6 for it you should start count from the red mark (the red mark it's the first, wire = 1) you should count 5 wires then you should do a cut between wires 5 and 6.
This is the result for the cut between wire 5 and 6.
Now you must cut the unnecessary wires (wires 6 to 10).
And the final result.
Now you're ready for test the result:
Serial Port Setup
You can use minicom, putty or several programs for connect to the debug serial port .
Cable Type
If your terminal not prints out text check the pinouts of your serial cable. In most cases you need a 'null modem cable'.
