Alarms connector - 15 pin ‘d’ type male, 2 alarms connector - 15 pin ‘d’ type male – Comtech EF Data CDM-500 User Manual

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Connector Pinouts

CDM-500 Closed Network Satellite Modem

5–2

Rev.

1.3

•

DO NOT connect signals to pins which are not shown - these pins are reserved for
use by the redundancy system

•

‘B’ signal lines are not used for RS232 applications

•

For X.21 operation, use the RS422 pins, but ignore Receive Clock if the Modem is
DTE, and ignore Transmit clocks if the Modem is DCE

5.2

Alarms Connector - 15 Pin ‘D’ Type Male

Table 5-2 Alarms Connector

Pin

Description

1 Ground
5

Unit Fault Relay - Normally Open

12

Unit Fault Relay - Normally Closed

4

Unit Fault Relay - Common

8

Receive Traffic Relay - Normally Open

15

Receive Traffic Relay - Normally Closed

7

Receive Traffic Relay - Common

14

Transmit Traffic Relay - Normally Open

6

Transmit Traffic Relay - Normally Closed

13

Transmit Traffic Relay - Common

11

Receive I sample (for constellation display)

3

Receive Q sample (for constellation display)

2

Receive AGC voltage

9

External Carrier Off input

10

---- No Connection ----

Note:
‘Normally Open’ refers to the NON-FAIL state

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