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1 INTERFACEf F-232 CINSTRUCTION MANUALTRIO-KENWOOD CORPORATIONOpnrNreo rN JAPAN Bs0-8066-00( K,MX c)6,/1211 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1,/85,/12 WARNINGThis equipment has been certified to comply with the limits for aClass B computing device, pursuant to Sub-part J of Part 1 5 of FCCR ules. Only peripherals (computer input/output devices, terminals,printers, etc.) certified to comply with the Class B limits may be at-tached to this computer. Operation with non-certified peripherals islikely to result in interference to radio and TV lF- 232c is the interface adapter for connection between theRS- 232c terminal of a personal computer and the interface terminalsof transceivers capable of computer control, such as the TS-940S andtheTS-8 11/7 interface acts as a voltage converter between the RS- 232c port(-12 to + 12Vl and the TTL levels of the transceiver (O to +5V), and asa ACCESSORIES SUPPLIEDO Connecting cable with DIN (E3O-2046-05).)

2 1O Powgr cab| ,..,.., (E3O- 1799-05).. 1O Instruction manual ..,..,..,.. (B5O-8066-OO) .. 1O Warranty card ( only) ..,..,..,.. (846-O41 1-OO) ..,.. 1I CONNECTIONSNote:1. After you have confirmed that both the computer and the transcei'are turned OFF connect the power cable as shown in the illustratioThe RS- 232c cable must be shielded to prevent RF interference. 1length of the cable should also be kept to a minimum to preventinterference. RS- 232c standards specific cable lengths less thanfeet, but this length is impractical for RF For noise preventation the lF- 232c incorporates a photocoupler Icuit which provides electrical isolation between the transceiver ethe computer. You should use a separate power supply for 1lF- 232c , as well as for the cable withDIN connectors (ruppliedlTransceiverACC tcrminlf (6 PoAC-10 or anotherDC power supplyI RS- 232c CABLEThe f F- 232c does not incf ude the RS-2 32C cable, which wif f have topurchased from your computer dealer.))

3 Make sure you purchase a cawith the correct configuration !Pay particufar attention to the wiring of pin number 2. lf you are not srcompare the information contained in your computer manual with theformation contained in the illustration below. (When connecting 1lF- 232c note that the only pins that are used are pin numbers 1 , 2, 3,5, and 7).O Normal WiringaF-232 CPersonafcomputerRS-232 CAABA (OUT)BB (rN)CA (OUT)cB (tN)ABTransceiverDIN connectorRS-232 CNC6 GNDt-t-ilD?#Zss--ffiD 3 3 L---<=:ICTS 4 -4 <--RTS 5#5 >12345671234567tF-232 CRS- 232c cableConnecting cable with DIN connectorsRS- 232c cableIO Reverse or Cross Wired CablestF-232 CPersonalCOmputerRS-232 CTransceiver DIN connector RS-232 CNC6666T -T ABConnecting cable with Df N connoctors RS- 232c cabfeI OPTIONAL ACCESSORYo AC-l0 AC adapterI SPECIFICATIONSO Semi-conductor complimentlC's : 5 Transistors : 2 Diodes : 7O Operating temperature range : -1 0'C to +60'C (1 4' to 1 4O"F)O Supply voltage : 1 VDC * 15o/oO Current consumption : 150 mAO DimensionsWithout projections : 1 32 (W) x 39 (H) x 1 14 (D) mm(5-3/1 6" x 1-9/1 6" x 4-1 /2"1 With projections : 136 (W x 42 (H) x 121 (D) mm(5-3/8" x 1 -1 1 116" x 4-13/1 6")O Weight : 480 g ( lb)I SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM()(\lr)(\lIlr-f-lt,gNIyrcxgifulil 'Ecv9sUP$[as;rx-T-tzzo'o6Z)l--{gtr(w6!)) )]}

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