Re: Apple SuperSerial Pinouts??

[sirius@spirit.com.au (Michael Hickey)]

In article <4qrvpf$m9s@apollo.isisnet.com>, ab616@ccn.cs.dal.ca (Tony
Cianfaglione) wrote:

>    I have a SuperSerial II card and need the pinouts so that I can get a 
> modem cable to hook up a standard Hayes-compatible modem (db25).
> 
> Email  ab616@chebcuto.ns.ca
> 
> Tony

A Super Serial card has standard serial pin outs (in Comms mode) as:

10 pin   25 pin
Header   Connector   Signal
1        1           Shield Ground
2        2           Tx Data
3        3           Rx Data
4        4           RTS
5        5           CTS
6        6           DSR
7        19          Secondary CTS  
8        7           Signal Ground
9        20          DTR
10       8           DCD

Source: pp 98 SSC Manual (Specs and Schematics of SSC)

Incidentally this represents a "Standard RS-232C" for DTE equipment output
as found in IBM PC and similar computers.  You should be able to plug in
and use your standard DB-25 modem cable with no problems.

Michael Hickey