Serial Connections

Serial Connections

MC 3015

taurine              ttyS1 LOM <- calum                vsp
ascorbic-acid        ttyS0 LOM <- artificial-flavours  ttyS0
ginseng              ttya      <- taurine              ttyS0
potassium-citrate    ttyS0     <- ascorbic-acid        ttyS1
citric-acid          ttyS0     <- potassium-citrate    ttyS1
caffeine             ttyS0     <- citric-acid          ttyS1

MC 3036

phosphoric-acid      ttyS0     <- sodium-citrate       ttyS0
sodium-citrate       ttyS1     <- phosphoric-acid      ttyS1
acesulfame-potassium ttyS0     <- natural-flavours     ttyS0

Machine Ports

Most machines either have no serial ports, or one DB9 serial port. Details of other configurations are listed here.

taurine

taurine has a virtual serial port that can be accessed via telnet or SSH

ttyS0 physical DB9
ttyS1 virtual

ascorbic-acid

ascorbic-acid has two Sun 8P8C serial ports stacked vertically, with the first port on top

A (ttyS0, LOM)
B (ttyS1)

These ports should be connected to another system's DB9 using a DB9<->8P8C modular jack and an Almost Rollover or standard rollover.

potassium-citrate

potassium-citrate has two DB9 serial ports side by side, with the second port on the left

101102 (ttyS1) 101101 (ttyS0)

citric-acid

citric-acid has two DB9 serial ports stacked vertically, with the second port on the bottom, and a dead DB9 labeled "modem" to its right

ttyS0 X
ttyS1 modem

sodium-citrate

sodium-citrate has two DB9 serial ports side by side, with the second port on the left

ttyS1 ttyS0

caramel-colour

caramel-colour has two DB9 serial ports

ttyS0 on motherboard I/O shield
ttyS1 on motherboard in a PCI header

phosphoric-acid

phosphoric-acid has two DB9 serial ports

ttyS0 on motherboard I/O shield
ttyS1 on motherboard in a PCI header