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Null Modem cable????

2 posts by 2 people · 16 Dec 1998 - 19 Dec 1998

I've collected a lot of cables and connectors over the years. The most useful is a small female/female connecter that can change two 25 pin serial cables into a null modem cable. Cost about 5$. - Matt > Hello, Anyone have a web site or knows of one that gives details on > how to connect N2/NR1999 using a Null Modem cable?. 9-Pin Serial or > can a 25-Pin Lap Link cable be used?.
EldredP 19 Dec 1998#440922
>> Hello, Anyone have a web site or knows of one that gives details on >> how to connect N2/NR1999 using a Null Modem cable?. 9-Pin Serial or >> can a 25-Pin Lap Link cable be used?. Actually, a lap link cable CAN be used. It doesn't matter if you use the 9-pin or 25-pin connector. I've done BOTH... Eldred

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