28 Mar
2001
28 Mar
'01
6:55 p.m.
On Mar 29, 6:20, Iggy Drougge wrote:
What is a DD50? I'm thinking of the connector used
on PS/2s, which looks
like
a small Centronics connector.
DD50 is a large D-connector, twice as big as a DB25 :-)
"A small Centronics" connector could be lots of things, but if you mean a
half-pitch connector with clips, that's a half-density 50-pin D-connector
(even though it doesn't look quite like a miniaturised D-connector), and is
the device recommended in the SCSI-2 standard.
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Pete Peter Turnbull
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Dept. of Computer Science
University of York
29 Mar
29 Mar
12:46 a.m.
Pete Turnbull skrev:
On Mar 29, 6:20, Iggy Drougge wrote:
What is a
DD50? I'm thinking of the connector used on PS/2s, which looks
like
> a small Centronics connector. DD50 is a large D-connector, twice as big as a DB25 :-)
Ah, as seen on SUNs, then.
"A small Centronics" connector could be lots
of things, but if you mean a
half-pitch connector with clips, that's a half-density 50-pin D-connector
(even though it doesn't look quite like a miniaturised D-connector), and is
the device recommended in the SCSI-2 standard.
According to the PS/2 FAQ, it is the same connector used on the RS6000, a
mini-centronics 60. OTOH, I've encountered yet another mini centronics
connector on my fancy new SCSI card in the model 95.
Then there is the card-edge connector used for internal wiring.
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