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Power Connection
View the end of the board with the RJ-11 connector at your left and the three-position power connector at
your right. The three power connector pins are as follows:
Location Pin Label Description
Leftmost 1 + Power Positive
Middle 2 - Power Negative (return)
Rightmost 3 S Earth ground (not normally used)
RJ-11 Cabling
The standard RJ-11 jack terminates in 4 spade lugs. The following table contains the cabling options for
both 4-wire and 2-wire operation.
RJ-11 Cable 4-wire mode (full duplex) 2-wire mode (half duplex)
Red
Green
Transmit Transmit/Receive
Yellow
Black
Receive Unused
RS-232 Cabling
The following table itemizes RS-232 pins utilized. Pins not listed are not used.
Pin Description Pin Description
1 Frame Ground 5 Clear To Send (CTS)
2 Transmit Data (TD) 7 Signal Ground
3 Receive Data (RD) 8 Carrier detect (CD)
4 Request To Send (RTS)
Common Problems and Solutions
Description of Problem Recommended Solution
Messages sent by the ASE modem are
not received at the other modem
Make sure that the RTS/CTS time (SW4) on the ASE modem
is longer than the carrier detect time on the other modem.
Messages sent by another modem are not
received at the ASE modem
Make sure that the RTS/CTS time on the other modem is
longer than the “CD On Delay” time (SW3) on the ASE
modem.
Frequent communication errors in
messages received at non-ASE modem
The ASE modem supports two methods for disabling the
carrier, selected by the jumper at JP6. Try the alternate setting.
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