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RS232 Cable Pinouts


RS-232 (Recommended Standard 232) is the standard for establishing serial data signals connection between DTE (Data Terminal
Equipment) and DCE (Data Circuit-terminating Equipment). For over 40 years this standard is commonly used in computers, networking and
telecommunication. A similar ITU-T standard is V.24. Detailed description of the standard is available from Wikipedia and many other
sources in the Internet. This page provides only the list of signals used in RS232 and pinouts of most commonly used types of serial cables.
In all the cases the length of the cable should not exceed 25 feet (about 7.5 meters) unless a signal booster is used. Most commonly used
types of serial cable connectors are 9-pin connector DB9 and 25-pin connector DB25. Each of them can be of female or male type as shown
on the following image.

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Signal Names and Descriptions


DB25
Pin #

DB9
Pin #

Name

Direction

Description
Protective/Shielded Ground

TD

OUT

Transmit Data (Tx, TxD)

RD

IN

Receive Data (Rx, RxD)

RTS

OUT

CTS

IN

Clear To Send

DSR

IN

Data Set Ready

SGND

CD

IN

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Signal Ground/Common Return

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Carrier Detect (DCD)

Reserved

10

Reserved

11

12

SDCD

IN

Secondary Carrier Detect. Only needed if second channel being used.

13

SCTS

IN

Secondary Clear to Send. Only needed if second channel being used.

14

STD

OUT

Secondary Transmit Data. Only needed if second channel being used.

15

DB

OUT

Transmit Clock (TCLK, TxCLK). Used only in Synchronous mode.

16

SRD

IN

Secondary Receive Data. Only needed if second channel being used.

17

DD

IN

Receive Clock (RCLK). Used only in Synchronous mode.

18

LL

19

SRTS

OUT

Secondary Request to Send. Only needed if second channel being used.


Data Terminal Ready

20

Unassigned

Local Loopback

DTR

OUT

RL/SQ

RI

IN

23

CH/CI

OUT

24

DA

Auxiliary Clock (ACLK). Secondary Channel only.

25

Unassigned

21
22

Signal Quality Detector/Remote loopback


Ring Indicator
Signal Rate selector

DB25 to DB25 Cable Pinouts

DB25

Loopback Connector

Null Modem Cable

Straight Through Cable


DB25

DB25

DB25

DB25
Connects To

Pin #

Pin # Connects To

Pin #

Pin #

Connects To

Pin #

Pin #

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6,20

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10

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10

10

10

11

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11

11

11

12

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12

12

13

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13

13

14

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14

14

15

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15

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16

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16

16

17

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17

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18

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19

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20

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21

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22

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23

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23

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24

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24

24

25

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25

25

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20
21

DB9 to DB9 Cable Pinouts


Loopback Connector

Null Modem Cable

Straight Through Cable


DB9

DB9

DB9

DB9

DB9

Pin # Connects To Pin #

Pin # Connects To Pin #

Pin # Connects To Pin #


1

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4,6,9

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1,6

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1,4,9

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DB9 to DB25 Cable Pinouts


Null Modem

Straight Through
DB9
Pin # Connects To

DB25

DB9

DB25

Pin #

Pin # Connects To

Pin #

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20

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20

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6,8

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DB9 and DB25 to RJ45 Cable Pinouts


There are many different ways to interconnect DB9 or DB25 with RJ45. The tables shown below represent just few examples that may not
be applicable for your particular case.
Null Modem Cable

Cisco Console Cable

Console Cable
DB9

DB25

RJ45

DB9

DB25

RJ45

DB9

DB25

RJ45

Pin #

Pin #

Connects To Pin #

Pin #

Pin #

Connects To Pin #

Pin #

Pin #

Connects To Pin #

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20

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7,8

20

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20

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4,5

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1,2

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22

22

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