Broadcast Tools COA-37 XDS/RJ provides an effective way to convert DB-37M relay output ports on a satellite receiver to RJ45 jacks/Cat5 cables. It's designed to plug directly into the male 37-pin D-Sub connector on an XDS Pro Relay Module, allowing you to connect user-supplied Cat5 cabling to the relay jacks labeled J2-J5. Each jack supports four relays, providing up to 16 relay outputs. The COA-37 XDS/RJ also breaks out RS232 serial "NetCue" data from the XDS Pro receiver's Relay Ports to solder pads on the top of the PCB, labeled "GND" and "DATA.
Broadcast Tools COA-37 XDS/RJ provides an effective way to convert DB-37M relay output ports on a satellite receiver to RJ45 jacks/Cat5 cables. It's designed to plug directly into the male 37-pin D-Sub connector on an XDS Pro Relay Module, allowing you to connect user-supplied Cat5 cabling to the relay jacks labeled J2-J5. Each jack supports four relays, providing up to 16 relay outputs. The COA-37 XDS/RJ also breaks out RS232 serial "NetCue" data from the XDS Pro receiver's Relay Ports to solder pads on the top of the PCB, labeled "GND" and "DATA.
Broadcast Tools COA-37 XDS/RJ provides an effective way to convert DB-37M relay output ports on a satellite receiver to RJ45 jacks/Cat5 cables. It's designed to plug directly into the male 37-pin D-Sub connector on an XDS Pro Relay Module, allowing you to connect user-supplied Cat5 cabling to the relay jacks labeled J2-J5. Each jack supports four relays, providing up to 16 relay outputs. The COA-37 XDS/RJ also breaks out RS232 serial "NetCue" data from the XDS Pro receiver's Relay Ports to solder pads on the top of the PCB, labeled "GND" and "DATA.
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