My Reply follows quote. On 23/12/2002 08:41 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel Kendell) >Hi list! >I have a MacSE (1mb ram, duel 800k FDD) with an ethernet card fitted. >I knonw it is an ethernet card because it has a T-Base2 BNC connecter on it. >But next to the BNC is a 9-Way D-type connector. >I have two Ethernet tranceivers (AUI and AUII) and neither of them fit this >plug. >What is it? >Is it an ethernet socket type that didn't make it? If it is then anyone got >a pinout of the pins so I can make a lead? ---------- It should be a "Wide" ethernet connector. One of the early "standards" for networking. Probably why Apple used the AAUI as there was no real standard and you could buy adapters for the various connectors.
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