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To: dave rose who wrote (19305)	5/1/2001 8:24:32 PM
From: tanstfl	of 110652

Hi Dave, I got the pinout figured out. Been a while since I worked with a breakout box and a multimeter. It's pretty simple, although it sounds a little tricky. It's a straight thru DB9F to DB25M serial cable. On the DB25 side; pull pin#1 and replace it with pin#4 and then jumper pin#4 to pin#14 and pin#15 (Pin #1 remains unused). (Ignore this part in parenthesis unless something doesn't work. Now I don't actually have a pin #1 on my breakout box so I've jumpered pins 4, 14, and 15 to the metal shell case of the DB25 hood.) Again, it's really a simple job. Took me about 90 min to figure the pins (I'm slow) and 5 minutes to do the cable. Good luck, Steve

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