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Making external connections 
 
Quatech Freedom USB Adapter User’s Manual 
See Figure 39 on the following page for a typical null modem cable. 
Figure 39 - Cabling requirements for RS-232C  devices 
 
RS-422/485 serial connections 
The Freedom USB-200/300 RS-422/485 adapters all come with standard 
female DB-9 connectors. The figure below shows the pin designations. 
Figure 40 - RS-422/485 DB-9 pin designations 
 
Freedom USB-200/300 serial USB adapters provide four differential 
communication signals (either RS-422 or RS-485) per channel. 
Transmit Data (TxD) and Auxiliary Output (AuxOut) are the two 
output signals. Receive Data (RxD) and Auxiliary Input (AuxIn) are 
the two input signals. The adapters also provide a ground signal. 
The AuxOut pair can carry the UART’s RTS signal. The AuxIn pair 
can carry the UART’s CTS signal. Alternatively, the AuxOut pair can 
be configured to internally loopback to the AuxIn pair, with the 
UART’s RTS signal also looped back to its CTS signal.  The following 
table shows the RS-422/485 connector definitions. 
Table 4 - RS-422/485 DB-9 signal definitions 
All ports
RS-422/485 signal description 
DB-9 
Auxiliary Output (AuxOut+) 1 
Transmit Data (TxD+) 
Signal Ground 
Receive Data (RxD+) 
Auxiliary Input (AuxIn+) 
Auxiliary Output (AuxOut–)  6 
Transmit Data (TxD–) 
Receive Data (RxD–) 
Note: Refer to Advanced 
Options using Device Manager 
for details on software-
selectable advanced options. 
Figure 39 illustrates the RS-
232C pinouts for typical DTE-
to-DCE and DTE-to-DTE (null 
modem) cables with 25-pin 
connectors. 
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Rev 2.02  (2/24/2004)