RS232 Machine Link Cable Details

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RS232 Machine Link Cable Details

Post by bradders » Tue 20 Feb , 2007 13:06 pm

What are the pin out of a Denford RS232 Machine Link Cable ?
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Re: RS232 Machine Link Cable Details

Post by bradders » Tue 29 Jul , 2014 10:55 am

For clarification

All Denford's machines (With the exception of Micromill's and Microturn's manufactured for the USA) have a BI01812GG external serial cable connection between them and their PC's.

Micromill's and Microturn's have signal to signal adapter cables i.e. TD - TD, RD to RD, RTS to RTS etc, as the RS232 wiring crossovers are carried out internally on the machines themselves.

A typical external Micromill and Microturn cable would be
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Re: RS232 Machine Link Cable Details

Post by Steve » Tue 07 May , 2019 13:40 pm

The Micromill and MicroTurn supplied in the USA and Canada have a different external serial cable to all the other machines in the range.

https://www.lindy-international.com/Ser ... 2&pi=30160


All other machines had the BI01812GG external serial cable

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