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9560 Transaction Manager User's Manual - Intermec

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Connecting Directly to a Computer<br />

Preparing to Install the <strong>9560</strong><br />

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You can connect a computer directly to the <strong>9560</strong> modem connector. If the<br />

connector on the computer is a plug (not a socket), then use a socket/socket<br />

adapter cable, such as <strong>Intermec</strong> Part No. 035009S. The <strong>9560</strong> modem connector<br />

is wired as a Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) device.<br />

Connecting to a Computer<br />

Modem Connector<br />

Computer<br />

<strong>9560</strong>-06U<br />

You need a null modem cable, such as <strong>Intermec</strong> Part No. 043069, or any other<br />

null modem cable that meets these standards:<br />

• 4-wire null modem cable<br />

• 10-foot suggested length<br />

• 25-pin D-subminiature connector that is compatible with the computer<br />

• 25-pin, D-subminiature plug connector at one end<br />

Connecting to a Computer and Terminal<br />

If your system includes a computer and a terminal, connect the computer to<br />

the <strong>9560</strong> modem connector first. Use a null modem cable as described in the<br />

previous section, “Connecting Directly to a Computer.”<br />

Next connect the CRT terminal or other ASCII device to the <strong>9560</strong> terminal<br />

connector with a modem cable. The terminal connector is wired as a Data<br />

Communications Equipment (DCE) device.<br />

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