There are some VGA ports where Pin 14 is not used. If your equipment needs the full pin set-up or you want to keep your bases covered, make sure to purchase a True Pin cable. The pin layout on each type is a bit different, which is the easiest way to tell different DVI cables apart. DVI-D is digital only. The single-link version can support resolutions up to x while the dual-link version can handle up to x resolution.
DVI-I combines the other two to support both analog and digital. It also comes in single-link and dual-link, both of which support x single-link and x dual-link resolutions. This is the go-to audio connection found on computers, cell phones, televisions, and more.
Pinouts for 3. There are a few different versions of 3. TS cables will have one ring, dividing the metal sections into two conductors and are most often used for mono connections like microphones. TRS has two rings to give it three conductors, allowing them to be used for stereo connections such as speakers. TRRS has three rings for four conductors to support stereo audio and a mono microphone at the same time. XLR is a type of professional audio cable with a few different variants, the most common being 3-pin XLR.
The pins in this are used for left audio, right audio, and a ground. If additional connections need to be made, using other versions of XLR with more pins can compensate. These are not interchangeable with the standard audio version, so be sure to select the correct ones.
DIN cables come in multiple configurations. Some pin numbers will also have various configurations, which are in turn referred to by the degree angle of the pin layout. There are also Mini versions of some DIN connectors, but these are generally developed for specific uses and referred to by other names. Anytime a DIN connector is used, you must get a spec sheet and check the pinout before anything else.
Note: This image does not display all available DINs, but these are the most common types. Internet Explorer will soon be unsupported on this site. Though many modern computers do not come equipped with a serial port, converters are available that allow you to use the resident USB port on your machine to connect to serial components.
By employing this software, a single, critical serial device can be shared by the entire company or organization no matter where they are located.
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For modems, the cable is always straight thru: pin 2 goes to pin 2, etc. There are good reasons why it works this way. One reason is that the signals are unidirectional. If pin 2 sends a signal out of it but is unable to receive any signal then obviously you can't connect it to pin 2 of the same type of device.
If you did, they would both send out signals on the same wire to each other but neither would be able to receive any signal. There are two ways to deal with this situation.
One way is to have a two different types of equipment where pin 2 of the first type sends the signal to pin 2 of the second type which receives the signal. There's a second way to do this without having two different types of equipment: Connect pin sending pin 2 to a receiving pin 3 on same type of equipment. The cable used for this is called a null-modem cable since it connects two PCs without use of a modem.
A null-modem cable may also be called a cross-over cable since the wires between pins 2 and 3 cross over each other if you draw them on a sheet of paper.
The above example is for a 25 pin connector but for a 9-pin connector the pin numbers 2 and 3 are just the opposite. The serial pin designations were originally intended for connecting a dumb terminal to a modem. Signal Ground — A return for all the signals on a single interface, the signal ground SG offers a return path for serial communications.
Without SG, serial data cannot be transmitted between devices. Data Set Ready — A positive voltage is applied to the data set ready DSR line, which ensures the serial communications between a data terminal and a data set can be completed.
Request to Send — A positive voltage indicates the request to send RTS can be performed, which means the data set is able to send information to the data terminal without interference. Clear to Send — After a connection has been established between a data terminal and a distant modem, a clear to send CS signal ensures the data terminal recognizes that communications can be performed.
Ring Indicator — The ring indicator RI signal will be activated if a modem that operates as a data set detects low frequency.
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