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Re: paper: You can do CAN: CAN on a Budget
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Originally Posted by ggorsuch View Post
The pinout of the adapter in this years KoP is different.
These are the colors of the wires that should go to the pins of the DB9 connector:
Blue -> Pin 2
White -> Pin 3
Yellow -> Pin 5

If you use the resistor, it goes on red and green (I haven't found it necessary)

The black wire can be ignored
noted. you do need the terminator though.

Anybody else able to confirm the pinout? Unlike the db9 adapters from mono price these seem to use the correct color/rj12 color scheme. Unless I hear otherwise, I will promptly edit the document to reflect that.
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