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In message <16749.52145.110218.317549@ran.psg.com>, Randy Bush writes:
>> Are you sure your cable has something connected to the DCD pin ?
>
>i am chasing this.  but i am getting confusing information about
>which pin is dcd.  on your bog-standard pee cee db9m, which pin
>is dcd?

pin 1

On a 25 pin connector is it pin 8

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