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Old FIRST radio pin-out?
Anyone know the pin-out for the RS422 radio link used in past years? I found this thru Google, but it was stated that's there's no real standard, so I don't know if theses radios are the same:
Pin Function 1 No Connect 2 –Rx (RS-232), –Tx (RS-422) 3 –Tx (RS-232), –Rx (RS-422) 4 +Rx (RS-422) 5 Ground 6 +Tx (RS-422) 7 No Connect 8 No Connect 9 Ground |
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