On 03/02/2012 04:42 PM, Tony Duell wrote:
Yes,
I've done that trick in a pinch. I'm looking to avoid having to
order connectors and take the time (even the 5mins) to make cables
though, as I'm in a really busy time right now and just want to get a
few things on the network.
It's probably taken you longer to send these messages than it would have
taken to crimp an IDC DA15 onto each end of a bit of cable.... And I
suspect the delivery time for such connectors from a reputable supplier
(Farnell, Digikey, etc) would be no longer than having a cable sent to you.
Sure, but those connectors aren't cheap, and people are throwing AUI
cables in the trash left and right.
One thing
I want short ones for is to "dangle" a 10baseT transcievers
from the front AUI connector on a BA213; for that I only need 2-3
inches. When I plug transceivers directly into those AUI ports, they
protrude such that I can't close the doors.
I would guess IDC ribbon ones wooud be great for this. They will foild
nicely, and the sonenctors are side-entry for the cable.
Yes, I've done that before and it works great.
-Dave
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Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA