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CDR connection off a CS1000M Single Group
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1, 3 and 7 normally - although some PBXs do need different pin conditions. Don't wire Pin 2 as you don't want to be sending anything back to the PBX.
For very high quality cabling and up to a maximum of 9600 baud yep 150ft is your limit, on bog standard cabling you're looking more like 50ft. That's a lot of serial cable though! You could use line drivers to boost the signal but to be honest they're flaky. Consider Serial->IP convertors or putting it over modem.
For very high quality cabling and up to a maximum of 9600 baud yep 150ft is your limit, on bog standard cabling you're looking more like 50ft. That's a lot of serial cable though! You could use line drivers to boost the signal but to be honest they're flaky. Consider Serial->IP convertors or putting it over modem.
brewerdude
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CS1000M single group, that's an Option 61C isn't it?? 
If you need to get your CDR a great distance, you may want to look into acquiring a buffer box and getting your CDR over the network. Omnitronix makes a lot of products that can help you here.
If you need to get your CDR a great distance, you may want to look into acquiring a buffer box and getting your CDR over the network. Omnitronix makes a lot of products that can help you here.
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