Serial port pinouts

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NOTE: "---------" is nearest board edge

[edit] Airlink AR430W

Image:Ar430wserial.jpg


[edit] Asus WL-500 Deluxe

|       o o
| gnd o o vcc
| tx1 o o tx0
| rx1 o o rx0   
|        J5

Image:Wiki_serial_asus_wl500g.d.jpg


[edit] Belkin F7D8302/ F7D4302

Reference forum post Image:F7D8302_Serial_Pins.jpg


[edit] Buffalo WBR2-G54(S)

----------
J5
o gnd
o vcc
o rx
o tx


[edit] Buffalo WHR-G54S

Connector RJP1

 tx o o      |
    o o vcc  |
    o o gnd  |
 rx o o      |
    o        |
-------------

The serial port runs at 115200 baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit using ANSI terminal emulation.


[edit] Buffalo WHR-HP-G54

Connector J1

             |
      rx o   |
      tx o   |
     gnd o   |
     vcc o   |
-------------

The serial port runs at 115200 baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit using ANSI terminal emulation. Levels are not RS232 voltage levels, but +3.3V TTL logic. Use level shifter (Max232/Max3232/DS275 etc.) to correct this. Also a USB to serial phone cable will work in most cases. A cable with a Prolific 2303 works fine to access the router as a device (Eg. to get a bootloader commandline). It does not work in host mode to control USB devices. The VCC pin puts out 3.3V.

Image:BuffaloWHR-HP-G54_serial_small.jpg

[edit] Buffalo WHR-G125

Connector J1

|            
|     rx  o   
|     tx  o   
|    gnd o   
|    vcc o 
-------------

The serial port runs at 115200 baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit using ANSI terminal emulation. Levels are not RS232 voltage levels, but +3.3V TTL logic. Use level shifter (Max232/Max3232/DS275 etc.) to correct this. Also a USB to serial phone cable will work in most cases. A cable with a Prolific 2303 works fine.

[edit] Buffalo WLA2-G54C

| tx o o
|    o o vcc
|    o o gnd
| rx o o
|    o
---------


[edit] D-Link DIR-615 D3

The serial port runs at 57600 baud, 8 bits. Voltage levels are +3.3V TTL logic, which means TX transmit at 3.3V and VCC is 3.3V. RX has a pull-up resistor. Port is /dev/tts1.

Image:D-Link_DIR-615_D3.jpg


[edit] D-Link DIR-300 revB

NOTE: RevB is completely different hardware, based on Ralink RT3050 SoC. The serial port runs at 57600 baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit using ANSI terminal emulation. Levels are not RS232 voltage levels, but +3.3V TTL logic. Use an interface converter chip (Max232/Max3232/DS275 etc.) to connect to standard RS-232.


[edit] D-Link DIR-300 revB (Chinese)

注意: RevB硬件结构是完全不一样的,使用的是雷凌RT3050芯片。串口使用的是57600波特率,配置为n,8,1,电平3.3V的TTL逻辑电平并非RS232的电压,所以需要通过电平转换芯片(Max232/Max3232/DS275 etc.)然后连接到RS-232上。Image:Dlink-DIR300revb.JPG


[edit] Dynex DX-NRUTER

Image:dynex_nruter.png


[edit] Linksys E1000v2 E2000

Image:E1000v2_serial.jpg E2000 has the same pinout. Looking from the back of the router, the serial port is the 5 holes above the 2x6 JTAG port. Again, looking from the back of the router: Vcc - Rx - Tx - ? - Gnd

[edit] Linksys E2500

Image:e2500_serial_pins.jpg
Vcc connection is not needed [Reference: Forum thread]

[edit] Linksys WRT110

Image:Linksys_WRT110_serial_pinout.png


[edit] Linksys WRT160NL

Image:DD-WRT160NL-SerialPort.jpg


[edit] Linksys WRT350N v2.0

J5

vcc o
tx1 o 
rx1 o 
gnd o


[edit] Linksys WRT54G(S,L)

JP1 or JP2 (on newer models)

vcc 1-2 vcc |
tx1 3-4 tx0 |
rx1 5-6 rx0 |
... 7-8 ... |
gnd 9-10 gnd |

(numbering as shown on the PCB at JP2 in my WRT54GL v1.1, Rockus 10:42, 25 May 2008 (CEST))


below numbering shown on my WRT-54GS V1 with JP1 busstopgangsta 11.11.2008 00:16 GMT+1 Image:Wrt54gs_v1_serial.JPG

[edit] Motorola WR850G v2/v3

| tx o o vcc  RJP1
|    o o
|    o o gnd
| rx o o
|    o

[edit] Netgear WNR2000 v2/3

WNR2000v3 The serial port is at JP1: 115200 8N1 at 3.3V.

  • v2 (Broadcom BCM4716) pads from top to bottom, Ethernet ports above: [Vcc] [Tx] [-] [-] [Rx] [GND]

WNR2000v3

  • v3 (Atheros AR7240) pads from left to right, Ethernet ports on right: [Vcc] [Tx] [Rx] [GND]

Serial port runs at 115200 baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit. +3.3v TTL levels. Hit any key during boot breaks into uboot prompt Header already has pins soldered to it

Image:Netgear_wnr2000v3_small.jpg

[edit] Senao ECB9500 / ECB9750

Image:ECB9500.jpg

[edit] Sparklan WX6615GT

|    o
| gnd o o rx
| gnd o o 
| vcc o o 
| vcc o o tx   
|        J5

[edit] TP-Link TL-WR941ND v3

Connector P1 (see picture)

                |
      tx o    |
      rx o    |
     gnd o   |
     vcc o   |

Login: "ap71"

Optional login: "root" Password: "5up"

The serial port runs at 115200 baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit using ANSI terminal emulation. Levels are not RS232 voltage levels, but +3.3V TTL logic. Use level shifter (Max232/Max3232/DS275 etc.) to correct this. Also a USB to serial phone cable will work in most cases. A cable with a Prolific 2303 works fine. You have to short R356, if not, the TX will work. Image:Serial_if.jpg


[edit] Netgear WNDR3700v3

Serial port runs at 115200 baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit. +3.3v TTL levels. Cntl-C during boot breaks into CFE prompt you must solder connections on to the 4 pads, they are top side of the board normally just appear as 4 rectangular pads Image:Wndr3700v3-Serial.Jpg


[edit] Netgear WGR614v8

Serial port runs at 115200 baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit. +3.3v TTL levels. Cntl-C during boot breaks into CFE. Must solder. Image:wgr614v8.jpg

[edit] Netgear WNDR3400v1

Serial port runs at 115200 baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit. +3.3v TTL levels. Cntl-C during boot breaks into CFE prompt.
Must solder header into board Image:wndr3400v1-serial.jpg

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