Serial Remote Control Terminal - Denon DN-V1700 Mode D'emploi

2 Hard disk drive access lamp
The access lamp when a hard disk drive is added is "ACCESS HDD".
2 The following shows the order of priority when the power is turned on.
PCC (PC card slot (drive))
None
Loaded
*1) The current drive does not switch automatically to the HDD when the PC card is ejected.

14 SERIAL REMOTE CONTROL TERMINAL

The serial remote control terminal on the DN-V1700's rear panel can be used to connect the terminal software of a computer, etc.,
allowing a wide variety of control possibilities through serial remote control. The terminal is compatible with both RS232C and RS422A
standards, selected with the selector switch on the rear panel.
Hardware specifications
Standards Conforming to RS232C and RS422A
Connector type D-sub female 9 pins
Data length 8 bits
Baud rate 9,600 bps
Flow control None
Synchronization Asynchronous synchronization
Stop bit 1 bit
None
Parity
RS232C (selector switch popped out)
Pin no.
Signal name
_
1
2 TXD
3 RXD
_
4
5 GND
_
6
_
7
_
8
_
9
NOTES:
• Use a serial straight through cable for connection to a computer.
• Be sure to turn the power of both the DN-V1700 and the control device off when connecting the serial cable and switching
between RS232C and RS422A. Failure to do so could damage the DN-V1700 or the control device.
Be sure to switch to the proper RS232C or RS422A setting for the communications hardware specifications of the control device.
• Signals other than TXD and RXD (DTR signals, for example) cannot be used on the DN-V1700. If reception control of such signals
is being performed on the control device, take the necessary software or hardware measures on the control device.
When power turned on
HDD (hard disk drive)
Input/output
_
Output
Input
_
_
_
_
_
_
PCC
Installed Hard disk drive
Installed PC card slot (drive) *1
RS422A (selector switch pressed in)
Signal name
_
TXD (RETURN)
RXD
_
_
GND
TXD
RXD (RETURN)
_
ACCESS
HDD
Current drive
5 1
9 6
Input/output
_
Output
Input
_
_
_
Output
Input
_
ENGLISH
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