I probably have one here in Landenberg which is on the PA side of the MD/PA
border if you can find no other sources.  Not in front of me to verify, but
I think I have three plastic bins of them along with related parts.
Bill

On Wed, Jun 28, 2023, 8:19 AM Paul Koning via cctalk <[email protected]>
wrote:

>
>
> > On Jun 28, 2023, at 1:13 AM, Fred Cisin via cctalk <
> [email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > DA, DC, DE connectors are a different size D shell than the DB, which is
> the one commonly used for a 25 pin cable.
>
> There is also DD, though I've never seen one in the wild.  DA is the shell
> for AUI connectors, DC is used for RS-422 (37 pins) I think.
>
> All of these come in regular density and high density variations.  For
> most of them, regular is 2 rows and HD is 3 -- so a VGA connector is a
> DE-15, high density DE shell connector.  But the DD regular density is 3
> rows and the high density is 4 rows.
>
> Meanwhile, on AUI cables: the difficulty with plugging a transceiver into
> the Pro is that the Pro uses regular nuts, for a plug that secures by
> screws.  That's non-standard, since the AUI spec calls for the "turret" and
> sliding latch type.  So a standard AUI cable wouldn't be a real cure
> because you'd still have that mismatch.
>
> A simple solution is an adapter.  I bought one from L-com:
> https://www.l-com.com/d-sub-aui-to-db15-adapter-male-female which says
> that it is "discontinued" but also shows "available: 11" so perhaps you can
> still get one.  Failing that, an option would be to get a "socket saver" --
> which is just a thin device with a connector at each end, intended to save
> the device connectors from wear -- and remove the transceiver-side fastener
> so the transceiver can plug in.  That second option doesn't give you a
> secure attachment but it's likely good enough.
>
>         paul
>
>

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