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Pin header to Paralled, pin header to serial and pin header to USBadaptor questions
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I've bought a motherboard that comes with pin headers for parallel and serial ports but no adaptors to take them out to the pc backplate. Can anyone tell me where I can obtain cables that plug into the headers and have pc backplate mounts to get them to the outside world ? I also wish to run a boot loader from a thumb type USB flash drive and I would like to mount this internally to the PC. The PC does have some spare internal USB ports but these are also the pin header type. Ideally I'd like an adaptor that plugs into the pin header and has a standard USB socket on top so I can plug my flash drive into that and have it safely mounted inside the PC, does anyone here know where I can get such a thing ? Thanks, -- Boo |
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Pin header to Paralled, pin header to serial and pin header toUSB adaptor questions
Boo wrote:
Hi, I've bought a motherboard that comes with pin headers for parallel and serial ports but no adaptors to take them out to the pc backplate. Can anyone tell me where I can obtain cables that plug into the headers and have pc backplate mounts to get them to the outside world ? I also wish to run a boot loader from a thumb type USB flash drive and I would like to mount this internally to the PC. The PC does have some spare internal USB ports but these are also the pin header type. Ideally I'd like an adaptor that plugs into the pin header and has a standard USB socket on top so I can plug my flash drive into that and have it safely mounted inside the PC, does anyone here know where I can get such a thing ? Thanks, There are two wiring standards for serial ports. The first example is "AT-Everex", and the second is "DTK". Asus uses AT-Everex wiring for their serial headers. http://www.pccables.com/cgi-bin/orde...m&partno=07120 http://www.pccables.com/cgi-bin/orde...m&partno=07121 This one is an Everex as well. http://www.startech.com/item-specs/P...te-Retail.aspx This is an example of a 2x13 ribbon cable (IDC) to DB25 printer port. Apparently there was a PLATE25F, which seems to be discontinued, and not the part number is PLATE25FB. http://www.startech.com/item/PLATE25...Slot-Plat.aspx The Asus Estore used to carry a 26 pin IDC ribbon to DB25 ( 14-G000003901 ), but it looks like it was discontinued. $15 http://estore.asus.com/shop/item.asp...3740&catid=538 It was used on the M2N-SLI Deluxe. http://estore.asus.com/shop/category.asp?catid=538 If you download the M2N-SLI Deluxe manual, you can find an example of the 2x13 header pinout (how the motherboard end is wired). The pinout on the DB-25 end is shown here. http://www.bbdsoft.com/parallel.html For USB, you could try a place like frontx.com . The first item converts a 2x5 USB header, to two standard USB connectors. For USB2, there should be as little "loose wire" showing as possible. The wire is supposed to be shielded on the outside. http://www.frontx.com/cpx108_2.html More internal ports are shown here. http://www.frontx.com/order2.html Paul |
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