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This page details ways to connect to the serial port on the QNAP Turbostation series of devices. Both the TS101 and TS201 have a 2x3 pin connector located behind LED 1 on the HDD side of the board. The pin outs are shown on the figure and labelled below NOTE: This is a 3.3V TTL 232 communication protocol - you should level shift the cable so that a PC can see +/-12V RS232 levels. There are a variety of ways to do this - most are documented at the nslu2-linux website. Use a Serial Console and Adding a serial port.

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  • This page details ways to connect to the serial port on the QNAP Turbostation series of devices. Both the TS101 and TS201 have a 2x3 pin connector located behind LED 1 on the HDD side of the board. The pin outs are shown on the figure and labelled below NOTE: This is a 3.3V TTL 232 communication protocol - you should level shift the cable so that a PC can see +/-12V RS232 levels. There are a variety of ways to do this - most are documented at the nslu2-linux website. Use a Serial Console and Adding a serial port.
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  • This page details ways to connect to the serial port on the QNAP Turbostation series of devices. Both the TS101 and TS201 have a 2x3 pin connector located behind LED 1 on the HDD side of the board. The pin outs are shown on the figure and labelled below NOTE: This is a 3.3V TTL 232 communication protocol - you should level shift the cable so that a PC can see +/-12V RS232 levels. There are a variety of ways to do this - most are documented at the nslu2-linux website. Use a Serial Console and Adding a serial port. The easiest method is to purchase a FTDI USB TTL-232R-3V3 cable (e.g. here, or through international distributors). This enables a host machine to connect to the turbostation via a USB connection and interact directly with the U-Boot Bootloader. You could however use a level shifter (Maxim MAX232 or compatible) to enable the serial port to power other RS232 based devices. This is easy if you can solder. An illustrated sort of HOWTO is available at (in this case build into a Synology Diskstation DS-106).
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