Yes, the pin map is at cable.html. Homemade cables are not as good as manufactured cables due to stray effects (inductance and capacitance) because they are not tightly and controllably wrapped and shielded. Such affects can slow transfer speed, cause timeouts and in extreme cases, can even cause corruption of transferred files. If you want to make your own cable, keep it as short as possible.

Pinouts for most IBM cables (laplink serial/parallel, etc) can be found in the comp.sys.ibm.hardware.* FAQ, which may be obtained via ftp from: ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/comp.sys.ibm.hardware.misc http://www.airborn.com.au/rs232.html --Schematic diagrams showing how to wire up RS232 connectors with handshaking and without, loopback plugs and null modem Intusoft are releasing their schematic editor for Windows 95 and NT as freeware; the beta version can be downloaded from http://www.intusoft. See similar questions...

A straight cable is most often used to connect an Ethernet interface to an Ethernet hub or switch. Shielded CAT-5 cable (STP) must be used, the connectors are RJ45. See similar questions...

A crossed Ethernet cable can be used to connect a GTH directly to a server's Ethernet port, without using a hub or switch. This is sometimes also called a crossover cable. Shielded CAT-5 cable must be used, the connectors are RJ45. See similar questions...

A crossed E1/T1 cable can be used to loop back an E1/T1 port, i.e. make a GTH transmit to itself. The connector is RJ45. E1 lines are specified for 120 ohm cables, so a CAT-5 or CAT-5e cable (100 ohm) is out-of-spec and thus not recommended for anything beyond lab use. See similar questions...

Sure, but it may not be worth the effort in research, soldering, testing, and cost of parts. The cable is sensitive to interference and signal loss, and is carefully engineered, manufactured and tested. This is a known issue with the Comtrol drivers. They are fixing it. In the meantime they have released a beta driver which we have tested in installs and have agreed to support for SFA customers. Right click on each installed DeviceMaster AIR and select "Disable". See similar questions...

If you place any value on your time, I wouldn't particularly recommend it, but pfranc does make the necessary connectors available. See similar questions...

Some of the older cables brought the wire through. If you added a cigarette lighter and an inline voltage regulator to bring the power to about 3..5volts, it could be done. (If you don't know what an inline voltage regulator is, this project is NOT FOR YOU. Connecting 12v directly to the unit will reduce your Magellan to a pile of molten slag.) Apparently the newer cables that are now leaving the factory no longer have this wire. See similar questions...

You can modify an existing cable, or create a new cable with wires and a 2.5mm phone plug. You can buy a 2.5mm plug connector from Mouser. Here are the part numbers: The polarity is important! Our flash trigger output is a 2.5mm phone jack. The center conductor (tip) gets the positive trigger voltage, and the outer (shield) is ground. If you can rig this up to your electronic flash, it should work fine. If you are going to modify a cable, cut off the end that you are going to connect to the 2. See similar questions...

If your VoIP device acts as a router you should call your Cable Provider and explain to them, "I have a new router that I want to connect to my cable modem. Can you please clear the cable modem so it can recognize the new MAC address of my router?" See similar questions...

Namely cable, connectors (9 pin female D-type), a soldering iron, solder and the will to use them. All of these items, bar the will, can be found down at the local electronic components store. Assuming you have them all then you will need to decide what kind of machines you are hooking together. Archimedes' is defined to be A300 series, A400 series (including the /I machines), R140, A540, A3000 (but not the A30x0 machines) and R260 machines. See similar questions...

You will need a standard usb cable (the one that is included in the box when you buy the phone). Because you are going to use a usb cable you have to install drivers for this cable. You can find this drivers at the downloads page If you do not have this cable you can buy it from us. For now go to contact site to ask us for the cable. You can also buy it in every electronic store and ebay. It's often the same cable as used to connect digital (video) camera's to a pc. See similar questions...

If you tell me how long it needs to be, then I'd be happy to make you one. However, at this time I don't have any way to look up how long of a cable a specific application uses. Unfortunate but true. If you know where I can look this info up, or have a book which shows it, please let me know. I'm working on finding some of those 2 hole connectors. I know that someone makes them I just haven't found who. Most guys cut the end off the factory cable and use it as a jumper between to 2 holes. See similar questions...

I have some "double barrel" lugs that work as those middle-of-the-cable chassis ground terminals. They only come in limited sizes. Alternatively, you could get a ground cable with an extra wire that goes to the chassis ground. In other words, if the middle-of-the-cable chassis ground is 15 inches down the cable, get a ground cable with a 15 inch aux lead that goes to the chassis ground. See similar questions...

Of course! We offer production services and we will gladly shoot your program for you, if you cannot shoot it yourself. Our rates are reasonable, but the actual cost may vary depending on the complexity of your program. We can shoot either in our studio, or on location. Please contact us for more information. See similar questions...

A Straight-Through Ethernet cable connects your MediaMVP to your computer through a Hub, Switch or a Router. Both the MediaMVP and the computer must be connected to the same Hub, Switch or Router. See similar questions...