Jun 012007

A system board 10-pin header connector IDC10 looks like this:

  9       1
+----   ----+
| o o o o o |
| o o o o o |
+-----------+
  10      2

The two cable versions are DTK and AT/Everex/Intel

Here is a good post with ascii art:
http://hardware.mcse.ms/message235718-2.html

And one source of the DB-9 serial pinouts:
http://www.aggsoft.com/rs232-pinout-cable/serial-port-db9.htm

With the DTK assembly, the ribbon cable on either end should
come out the "side" of the connector (that is how cables
made with IDT method work).

With the Intel/Everex assembly, and the need to solder the wires to
the DB-9, it is possible the wire on the DB-9 will come out the end
of the assembly.

DTK Cable

DTK (xover) — pins "cross over": alternating top-to-bottom on the DB-9

DB-9 IDC-10 Signal
Pin 1 Pin 1 CD
Pin 2 Pin 3 RxD
Pin 3 Pin 5 TxD
Pin 4 Pin 7 DTR
Pin 5 Pin 9 GND
Pin 6 Pin 2 DSR
Pin 7 Pin 4 RTS
Pin 8 Pin 6 CTS
Pin 9 Pin 8 RI

The header pinouts needing DTK look like this:

         Serial Port Pin Definitions
               (COM1, COM2)
Pin Number  Definition      Pin Number  Definition
   1          DCD              6          CTS
   2          DSR              7          DTR
   3          Serial In        8          RI
   4          RTS              9          Ground
   5          Serial Out       10         NC

Intel Cable

Intel (sthru) — pins are "straight through": 1-1, 2-2, …, 9-9

DB-9 IDC-10 Signal
Pin 1 Pin 1 CD
Pin 2 Pin 2 RxD
Pin 3 Pin 3 TxD
Pin 4 Pin 4 DTR
Pin 5 Pin 5 GND
Pin 6 Pin 6 DSR
Pin 7 Pin 7 RTS
Pin 8 Pin 8 CTS
Pin 9 Pin 9 RI

The header pinouts needing Intel look like this:

      Serial Port Pin Definitions
            (COM1/COM2)
Pin #  Definition      Pin #    Definition
 1      CD             6        DSR
 2      RD             7        RTS
 3      TD             8        CTS
 4      DTR            9        RI
 5      Ground         10       NC
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