CABLE 1
Macintosh Modem Cable
590-0197
Macintosh Apple Modem
Connector Connector
(DB-9) (DB-9)
Comments Signal Pin Pin Signal Comments
Name Name
Chassis,frame Ground GND 1 <-+-> 8 GND Chassis,Frame Ground
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Signal Ground SGND 3 <-+-> 3 SGND Signal Ground
Output; Transmit Data TXD 5 <---> 9 RCD Input; Receive Data
12-Volt Line 6 <---> 6 DTR
Output; Ready to Send RTS 7 <---> 7 DCD Input; Data Carrier Detect
Input; Receive Data RCD 9 <---> 5 TXD Output; Transmit Data
NOTE: There are many variations on connecting pins 1, 3 and 8, but the basic
intent is to bring all three of those pins to ground on the Mac side.
Connect Signal Ground to Chassis Ground if you want a slightly better
noise margin.
CABLE 2
Macintosh Plus Circular 8 to DB-9 Adapter
699-0372
Circular 8 Signal DB-9
1 HSKo (+12V) 6
2 HSKi 7
3 TXD- 5
4 GND 3*
5 RXD- 9
6 TXD+ 4
7 No Wire
8 RXD+ 8
GND 1*
* Pins 1 and 3 on the DB-9 end are jumpered together.
The pins on the male end of the circular 8 connector are numbered as shown:
6 7 8
3 4 5
1 2
CABLE 3
Macintosh Plus Circular 8 to DB-9 Custom Cable
Circular 8 DB-9
1 HSKo (+12V) 6 DTR
2 HSKi 7 DCD
3 TXD- 9 RCD
4 GND 3,8 SGND,GND
5 RXD- 5 TXD
6 TXD+ No Wire
7 No Wire No Wire
8 RXD+ 8 GND