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APC BackUPS Pro cable pinout

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APC Part# 940-0095B. Should work with APC PowerChute Pro software.



UPS
Signal Name
DB-9 Male
(UPS end)
DB-9 Female
(PC end)
PC
Signal Name
RX / Shutdown1via R=4k to 3TxD, also connected via R=4kOhm to pin 1 (DCD)
TX / AC Fail22,9RxD, RI
Common4,95GND

At the PC end pins 4,6,8 (DTR, CTS, DSR) shorted.

1-----------------^^^---\-----------3
                   R     \-----^^^--1
                                R
2-----------------------------------2 and 9 (shorted)

4----\
      |---------------------------- 5
9----/                           
                                    4 and 8 and 6 (shorted)
R=4KOhm.

Another variant:

Signal Computer                  UPS
            DB9F                     DB9M
      DTR    4   ----*
      CTS    8   ----|
      DSR    6   ----|
      DCD    1   ----*
      GND    5   ---------------*----  4  Ground
                                |
                                *----  9  Common
      RI     9   ----*
                     |
      RxD    2   ----*---------------  2  On Battery
      TxD    3   ----------[####]----  1  Kill UPS Power
                           4.7K ohm

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