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    Doosan communication wire

    I have a Doosan 4020 and a 3016 with 21i MB controllers. They have RS232 ports. I need to make a cable (25 pin machine to 9 pin computer) to hook up to the serial 9 port on computer. Does anyone know what the pin out configuration should be?

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    Here's a page describing standard RS232 wiring for both 9 and 25-pin connectors: http://airborn.com.au/serial/rs232.html
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    Speedrider:

    You only need a 3 or 4 wire cable, shielded if possible.

    CNC PC
    DB25M DB9F
    1 <----- shield---- (no connection)
    2 <----------------> 2
    3 <----------------> 3
    7 <----------------> 5
    4 & 5 jumpered (CNC side only)
    6, 8 & 20 jumpered (CNC side only)


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