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No cable I can check, but when you made yours, did you conect Tx to Tx or Tx to Rx?
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No cable I can check, but when you made yours, did you conect Tx to Tx or Tx to Rx?

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Tx to Tx, but I am indeed wondering if this is correct. If I need to reverse stuff, I also wonder if I need to connect DTR to DSR etcetera instead of going straightthrough for these pins.
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Tx to Tx, but I am indeed wondering if this is correct. If I need to reverse stuff, I also wonder if I need to connect DTR to DSR etcetera instead of going straightthrough for these pins.

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It's been awhile since I did this, so naturally I can't find my wiring charts, but this page shows Rx to Tx and DTR to DSR.<br />
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<a href="http://www.mpitech.com/pluscom/howto_make_a_serial_cable.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.mpitech.com/pluscom/howto_make_a_serial_cable.htm</a>
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It's been awhile since I did this, so naturally I can't find my wiring charts, but this page shows Rx to Tx and DTR to DSR.

http://www.mpitech.com/pluscom/howto_make_a_serial_cable.htm [http://www.mpitech.com/pluscom/howto_make_a_serial_cable.htm]

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&gt;&gt; after some experimenting...<br />
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Good to hear. : )
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>> after some experimenting...

Good to hear. : )

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I recently purchased two Wavecom WMOD2 gsm modems on eBay, unfortunately without serial cables included. The modems use a 15 pins VGA connector. The manual includes a pinout, but after fabricating a cable myself by connecting the pins to the &nbsp;identical ones (function-wise) on a DB9 connector, I get rubbish on my terminal screen (even with the correct serial settings). <br />
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Does anyone have such a cable and is willing to check the pinouts for posting them in this site?<br />
<br />
Thanks!!!!!<br />
<br />
<br />
B.
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Hi,

I recently purchased two Wavecom WMOD2 gsm modems on eBay, unfortunately without serial cables included. The modems use a 15 pins VGA connector. The manual includes a pinout, but after fabricating a cable myself by connecting the pins to the  identical ones (function-wise) on a DB9 connector, I get rubbish on my terminal screen (even with the correct serial settings). 

Does anyone have such a cable and is willing to check the pinouts for posting them in this site?

Thanks!!!!!


B.

Pinouts for the serial cable of a Wavecom WMOD2 GSM modem

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