The pins are normally pressed into the connector. If you can open it,
you can usually pull them out. That way you can test non-destructively.
OM2500A only uses RxD, TxD. It does not assert any other lines. RTS &
DTR are wired straight through, I haven't checked DSR & CTS for continuity.
I can stop posting *correct* information about this amplifier at any
time, since it appears to be ignored. I thought it would be useful since
I actually *own* this amp and use it with a K3 and computer. Apparently not!
73,
Josh W6XU
On 12/15/2015 4:18 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
the pins are 1, 2, 6, 8 and 9 - those all might have drivers in the
amplifier.
I would suggest that you not break off the pins unless you have a
cable with formed and sealed backshells. If you can open the
backshell, just cut the wires on the 'backside' of the connector.
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