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SmartAlert 8214/8205 Programming/Installation Guide 320124E
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Programming your Application to Communicate with the SmartAlert RS232
In order to communicate with the SmartAlert via an RS-232 interface, an RS-232
baud rate, message protocol, and message format must be defined and adhered
to by any software application wishing to successfully send pages.
baud rate, message protocol, and message format must be defined and adhered
to by any software application wishing to successfully send pages.
Physical Interfaces
Data Connection
Five lines are connected on the Female DB9 on the transmitter. These lines are
illustrated below:
1) No
Connection
2)
Transmit Data from SmartAlert Transmitter out to Host (Attached to Line
Driver Transmit Side)
Driver Transmit Side)
3)
Receive Data from Host into SmartAlert Transmitter (Attached to Line
Driver Receive Side)
Driver Receive Side)
4) No
Connection
5) Signal
Ground
6) No
Connection
7)
Request to Send Line from Host into SmartAlert Transmitter (Attached to
Line Driver Receive Side)
Line Driver Receive Side)
8)
Clear to Send Line from SmartAlert Transmitter out to Host (Attached to
Line Driver Transmit Side)
Line Driver Transmit Side)
9)
No Connection
Power Connection
Power is supplied via a 120 volt AC input and 13.8 volt DC output wall adapter.
The physical configuration of the power plug is via a 2.1mm internal diameter
negative voltage and 5.5mm external diameter positive voltage.
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Center Negative at 13.8 volts DC.