Sensaphone SCADA 3000 Users manual - Manual (Page 285)

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Appendix F: Updating Firmware
Appendix e: COmmUNICATION PORTS
RS232 COm PORTS
SCADA 3000 has two RS232 ports, one configured as DCE 9-pin female (COM 1) and the
other as DTE 9-pin male (COM 2). COM 1 is designed to connect directly to a personal
computer for local communications/programming. COM 2 is used to communicate with
SCADA 3000 via a radio modem (optional). The radio modem would connect to COM 2
directly with the appropriate cable. The baud rate and communication type (radio or standard)
for each port is selectable via jumpers located under the top cover (see following figures).
The default Baud rates and communication types are listed below.
COM 1 Default Setting: 38,400 bps, Standard
COM 2 Default Setting: 38,400 bps, Standard
BAUD RATE (bps) JUMPER SETTINGS
1 2 3
1200 off off off
2400 on off off
4800 off on off
9600 on on off
19,200 off off on
38,400 on off on
57,600
(COM 1 only)
off on on
Figure 1: Baud Rate Selection Jumpers
Note: The Radio setting activates the RTS, CTS and DCD pins on the connec-
tor specifically for radio communications. Do not use this setting for normal PC
communications.