Network Interface Connector Standards – Defined and Explained

This application guide identifies the most commonly used serial communications interface standards and includes notes regarding their applications.

Connectors that are either specified (via a relevant standard) for an interface type or that are commonly used (i.e. a defacto industry standard) are identified for each interface standard considered. Signals supported by FarSite products are indicated for each connector type.

V.24, V.28, RS-232 and EIA-232 standard
X.21, V.11, RS-422 and EIA-422 standard
V.35 standard
RS-449, EIA-449 standard
RS-530 EIA-530 standard
G.703 (E1) ANSI T1.403 (T1) standards

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10-Jun-2021

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