Re: LMT cable pinout

Hello Matthias, On Fri, 17 Apr 2009 11:44:06 +0200, "Matthias Wenzel" <bs11(a)mazzoo.de> wrote: If you look at the BS-11 interface (Antenne connectors top), its the upper 8-pin connector: The four E1 BNC connectors are above here. (Rx) x x x x (right pin: Gnd) (Tx) x x x x (right pin: +5V) | + LMT You just need a three wire connection (Gnd, Rx, Tx). Tx/Rx is from the BS-11 side, so Tx (the lower pin) has to be connected to Rx of the PC. The levels are standard RS-232 level, to be sure just measure the Tx pin, it has a high voltage (ca. +/- 9 Volt). And if someone want to play with the other ports, here is how they are connected: The four E1 BNC connectors are above here. (Rx) x x x x (right pin: Gnd) (Tx) x x x x (right pin: +5V) 1 2 3 1: ? 2: LMT 3: (no COM Port, dont't connect to RS232) (Rx) x x x x (right pin: Gnd) (Tx) x x x x (right pin: +5V) 1 2 3 1: TRX0 L1LAPDmProc 2: TRX0 L3Proc (pwd: L3Proc) 3: TRX0 OEM_Proc (pwd: LAPDOM) (Rx) x x x x (right pin: Gnd) (Tx) x x x x (right pin: +5V) 1 2 3 1: TRX1 L1LAPDmProc 2: TRX1 L3Proc (pwd: L3Proc) 3: TRX1 OEM_Proc (pwd: LAPDOM) When you boot, and the firmware is not yet loaded, you get a prompt and can see a menu. There is a password protected menu, the password is above ("pwd:"). The baud rate is 9600 8n1 (except LMT: 19200 8n1). When the firmware is loaded those menus are no longer there (they are commands in the boot ROM), however if you type "qwertyuiop" (without the quotes, there is no echo) you can enter debug commands in the firmware. Some menus ask for a password, however its empty (just hit return). I have not found really usefull things, but if someone wants to play, feel free to do so and of course post the results if you find something usefull. Disclaimer: Nothing of the above comes from the NDA documentation, its not even mentioned there. All of the above was discovered by having a close look. Best regards, Dieter -- Dieter Spaar, Germany spaar(a)mirider.augusta.de