Definity Processor Interface Cable?

[Lostwages]

Does anyone know where I can purchase a Definity Processor Interface Cable? I cannot find one on ebay.

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[bhanson184]

I'm confused about what you are asking. What are you trying to connect to? What type/version of Definity do you have? If you are connecting to processor channel 1 you can connect to the back of the cabinet depending on your system (G3si). Or you can install a data module if you need to extend the port or if you use port 2-4 or there is no eia port on the back of you cabinet.

BHanson

 

[Lostwages]

I have a prologix G3, and the cabinet has a DB50 on it. I need the cable that breaks that DB50 down into three cables(I think). One of which is a DB25 labeled Term. Then I could run the term cable through a DB25 to DB9 connector to my PC serial port for the terminal. Either that, or I need to know which of the 50 wires I need and how to map them to a DB9 female Connector. Thanks,

-Todd

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[lopes1211]

I bought a couple from STL. 800-800-4STL. I called it a P1 processor cable for a Prologix and I think it was around $100. That's probably the incorrect name for it but I think "processor interface cable" is even less correct.

-CL

 

[aussie88]

If Im not mistaken, it is just called an SAT (system administration terminal) interface cable. There is something else you can do though, if you do not a cable the size of a small garden hose going to your computer. Take 2 355A adapters (if your computer needs a female connecter to connect, then you want a 355AF) run a Cat 5 cord between them, and viola. SAT interface cable.

 

[Avayauser1]

can any body help with the pin-outs for this cable? I need to go from 9-pin to 25-pin via RJ45 for the J3 term port.

I also need 9pin to 25pin Audix pinouts if possible,

Thanks

 

[wilsontec]

The cable is normal modem cable (not null modem) , you can buy it from office equipment shop or do it yourself follow as

http://www.lammertbies.nl/comm/cable/RS-232.html#conv

 

[Lostwages]

It is called a Processor Interface Cable.

http://support.avaya.com/edoc/docs/def6_3/d63incm3.pdf

Page 1-2 Figuree 1-1 Item #6 in the diagram. It comes off the Processor port on the cabinet throught the DB50 connector and splits the DB50 into several DB25's. One of which is a standard RS232 cable labeled Term. You then connect a RS232 from that to your terminal or PC. That is the cable I need. Or if I can figure out which of the 50 wire I need and map them to a DB9 directly, I can make my own. I have come close. I thought I had it once, but all I get is garbage through the terminal. I will keep trying, but I had hope this had been done before, and I would not have to reinvent the wheel. Thanks,

-Todd

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[surplus]

Lostwages,

I found what both you and I were looking for on Table 2-7 of the same manual that you noted above. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Did you get a cable built?