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serial communications, though the standard did not make this connector mandatory. RS-232 devices originally used the DB-25, but for many applications the less common signals were omitted, allowing a DE-9 to be used. The standard specifies a male connector for terminal equipment and a female connector
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denotes a D-sub with a 25-position shell size and a 25-position contact configuration. The contacts in each row of these connectors are spaced 326/3000 of an inch apart, or approximately 0.1087 inches (2.76 mm), and the rows are spaced 0.112 inches (2.84 mm) apart; the pins in the two rows
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straight game adapter connector (introduced by IBM) has three ground pins and four +5 V power pins, and the MIDI adaptation replaces one of the grounds and one of the +5 V pins, both on the bottom row of pins, with MIDI In and MIDI Out signal pins. (There is no MIDI Thru provided.) Creative Labs
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Many Apple
Macintosh models, beginning with the Macintosh II, used DA-15 sockets for analog RGB video out. These connectors had the same number of pins as the above DE-15 connectors, but used the more traditional pin size, pin spacing, and size shell of the DA-15 standard connector. "VGA adapters"
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DC-37 connectors are commonly used in hospital facilities as an interface between hospital beds and nurse call systems, allowing for the connection and signaling of Nurse Call, Bed Exit, and Cord out including TV entertainment and lighting controls. The comparatively rare DC-37 connector was also
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contacts are assembled by inserting a stripped wire end into a cavity in the rear of the contact, then crushing the cavity using a crimp tool, causing the cavity to grip the wire tightly at many points. The crimped contact is then inserted into the connector where it locks into place. Individual
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network cabling. The AUI cables used DA-15 connectors albeit with a sliding latch to lock the connectors together instead of the usual hex studs with threaded holes. The sliding latch was intended to be quicker to engage and disengage and to work in places where jackscrews could not be used for
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connector has 4 analog potentiometer inputs and 4 digital switch inputs. This interface is strictly input-only, though it does provide +5 V DC power. Some joysticks with more than two axes or more than two buttons use the signals designated for both joysticks. Conversely, Y-adapter cables are
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to the attached computer via an RS-232 interface. Often these do not send data serially to the computer but instead use the handshaking control lines to indicate low battery, power failure, or other conditions. Such usage is not standardized between manufacturers and may require special cables.
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variant was commonly used for high-performance video connections; this variant provided 10 regular (#20) pins plus three coaxial contacts for the red, green, and blue video signals. Combo D-subs are currently manufactured in a broad range of configurations by other companies. Some variants have
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computers also use DE-9 connectors for joysticks, but they have a female port on the computer and a male on the controller, use analog rather than digital sticks, and the pinout is completely unlike that used on the aforementioned systems. DE-9 connectors were not used for game ports on the
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sockets (though some early VGA devices still used DE-9 connectors). DE-15 connectors have the same shell size as DE-9 connectors (see above). The additional pins of the DE-15 VGA connector were used to add increasingly sophisticated monitor-sensing
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available that allow two separate joysticks to be connected to a single DA-15 game adapter port; if a joystick connected to one of these Y-adapters has more than two axes or buttons, only the first two of each will work.
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connectors, combining all signal returns into one contact (again in contrast to the
Centronics C50 connector typically found on the peripheral, supplying a separate return contact for each signal), while older
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which are trademarks of ITT Cannon. Micro-D is about half the length of a D-sub and Nano-D is about half the length of Micro-D. Their primary applications are in military and space-grade technology such as
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A D-sub contains two or more parallel rows of pins or sockets usually surrounded by a D-shaped metal shield, or shell, that provides mechanical support, ensures correct orientation, and may screen against
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to be forced onto sharp tines on the back of the contacts; this action pierces the insulation of all the wires simultaneously. This is a very quick means of assembly whether done by hand or machine.
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that accept screws on the cable end connector cover that are used for locking the connectors together and offering mechanical strain relief, and can be tightened with a 3/16" (or 5mm) hex socket.
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of the hardware used a DA-15 which implemented a subset of the
Famicom expansion port and were therefore compatible with some Famicom accessories. Later clones switched to the cheaper DE-9 port.
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cables, has 15 pins in three rows, all surrounded by an E size shell. The pins are spaced at 0.090 inches (2.3 mm) horizontally and 0.078 inches (2.0 mm) vertically, in what is called
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series of D-sub connectors features even denser arrangements and consists of the DE-19, DA-31, DB-52, DC-79, and DD-100. These each have three rows of pins, except the DD-100, which has four.
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of the part. Each shell size usually (see below for exceptions) corresponds to a certain number of pins or sockets: A with 15, B with 25, C with 37, D with 50, and E with 9. For example,
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as mentioned above, high-density connectors are also often called DB-15HD (or even DB-15 or HD-15), DB-26HD (HD-26), DB-44HD, DB-62HD, and DB-78HD connectors, respectively, where
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DA-15S connectors are used for PC joystick connectors, where each DA-15 connector supports two joysticks each with two analog axes and two buttons. In other words, one DA-15S
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DB-25 connectors are commonly used to carry analog signals for beam displacement and color control to laser projectors, as specified in the ISP-DB25 protocol published by the
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hardware uses DD-50 connectors for Fast-SCSI equipment. As SCSI variants from Ultra2 onwards used differential signaling, the
Macintosh DB-25 SCSI interface became obsolete.
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are used, the shields are connected to the overall screens of the cables. This creates an electrically continuous screen covering the whole cable and connector system.
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have bodies entirely of molded plastic without the metal shield, and they omit the pair of fastening screws. In the years following, various video game consoles and
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ports, when the PC serial port began to use 9-pin connectors, they were often labeled as DB-9 instead of DE-9 connectors, due to an ignorance of the fact that
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for modems, but many variations exist. IBM PC-compatible computers tend to have male connectors at the device and female connectors at the modems. Early
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interface, and this is often implemented in the game connectors on third-party sound cards, for example, the
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found on the printer itself, which was inconveniently large for direct placement on the expansion cards).
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audio equipment. The transported signals are not AES3 compatible.
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2242:"Atari 5200 joystick pinout and wiring @ old.pinouts.ru"
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2429:"9 pin D-SUB female connector diagram and applications"
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as the prefix for the whole series, followed by one of
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2346:. International Laser Display Association. August 1999
1995:"Monochrome TTL video pinout and signals @ pinouts.ru"
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Comparison of microminiature D connector and male DE-9
30:"D-Sub" redirects here. For subdivision surfaces, see
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used an equally non-standard 23-pin version for both
2170:"NeoGeo Joystick pinout and wiring @ old.pinouts.ru"
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proto board grid, especially for larger pin counts.
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digital audio or analog audio using the same pinout.
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The ARRL General Class License Manual For Ham Radio
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1656:"DF-104P D-subminiature connector pinout drawings"
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1383:drives. Atari also used this connector on their
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667:units have a DE-9F connector on them in order to
344:The D-sub series of connectors was introduced by
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2023:"MDA (Hercules) pinout and signals @ pinouts.ru"
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1535:D-Sub connectors DE-9 (male) and DA-15 (female)
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1838:Green, Chris; et al. (14 November 2009).
1701:"Are D Subs from all manufactures compatible?"
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2266:"All about the Atari Enhanced Joystick Port!"
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512:Reflecting the same confusion of the letters
348:in 1952. Cannon's part-numbering system uses
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2107:"VGA (9) pinout and wiring @ old.pinouts.ru"
1864:"Positronic Combo D-subminiature Connectors"
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2368:Attrick, Roger (2023-06-24).
2341:"The ILDA Standard Projector"
1720:"D-Subminiature Nomenclature"
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2290:"DTRS β Analog DB25 Pin-out"
2081:. 2007-10-11. Archived from
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1997:. 2007-08-10. Archived from
1814:"DB-19 Substitute, Take Two"
1677:"104-Pin D-type Accessories"
1432:TASCAM initially used their
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27:Type of electrical connector
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1188:3DO Interactive Multiplayer
1073:Atari Video Computer System
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2453:"D-sub 9 Connector Pinout"
2120:Mace, Scott (1984-04-09).
1944:"CAN bus connector pinout"
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1043:also used a DA-15F. The
783:9-pin connector pinouts
740:Controller Area Networks
707:Originally in the 1980s
596:nanominiature D (nano-D)
2551:Speaker spring terminal
1567:Insulation displacement
1405:its video output (male)
992:PC System Design Guides
722:that then connected to
720:Medium Attachment Units
712:network interface cards
305:Unified Thread Standard
258:non-standard shell size
3559:Audiovisual connectors
2906:PC System Design Guide
2416:"Pinouts by Connector"
1968:"minuszerodegrees.net"
1840:"NeXTstation Teardown"
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1438:multitrack recording
1387:range for attaching
1321:for the keypad. The
1081:Atari joystick ports
998:Later analog video (
994:color-coding scheme.
811:(early DE-9 variant)
645:connectors instead.
624:Communications ports
611:Typical applications
83:DE9 (disambiguation)
71:electrical connector
69:is a common type of
3564:Computer connectors
1593:through hole plated
1095:potentiometers, or
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695:Router with DA-15 (
39:District Council 37
3481:Old or seldom used
2158:Astro Basic Manual
1946:. Interfacebus.com
1820:. 23 February 2016
1786:"List Mil Specs",
1658:. interfacebus.com
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3118:Digital and
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2514:Binding post
2502:Analog audio
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1456:patch panels
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1331:Atari Jaguar
1323:Atari Falcon
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1262:game adapter
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1172:ColecoVision
1140:Commodore 64
1117:
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1031:The earlier
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946:Blue ground
906:+ Intensity
903:+ Intensity
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3301:Hirose W.FL
3296:Hirose U.FL
3182:DisplayPort
3176:DisplayPort
3133:DVI-I/DVI-D
2914:3.5 mm
2838:Thunderbolt
2769:DisplayPort
2739:Belling-Lee
2509:Banana plug
1621:0.1 in
1493:(SDI) uses
1460:phone jacks
1381:floppy disk
1228:Macintosh,
1195:ZX Spectrum
1186:), and the
1152:Amstrad CPC
912:Red ground
548:standards.
524:stands for
268:floppy disk
117:Pin layout
111:Pin layout
105:Pin layout
3543:Categories
3013:Video only
2977:, AES/EBU
2892:Audio only
2633:D-Terminal
2541:Audio jack
2443:2007-08-28
2406:2009-10-23
2380:2023-11-25
2350:2020-04-02
2313:AES59-2012
2299:2010-08-18
2275:2021-12-28
2270:gamesx.com
2251:2021-12-28
2227:2021-11-07
2203:2021-11-07
2179:2021-12-24
2132:4 February
2089:2022-11-17
2061:2022-11-17
2033:2022-11-17
2005:2022-11-17
1977:2022-11-17
1950:2013-08-18
1929:2021-01-18
1900:2021-01-18
1849:2020-12-17
1824:2020-12-15
1800:2010-08-18
1662:2014-07-24
1639:References
1560:solder-cup
1513:computer.
1488:SMPTE 259M
1484:SMPTE 274M
1315:Atari 5200
1280:line from
1211:sound card
1132:Atari 7800
1089:game ports
1033:Apple IIGS
1022:DIP switch
726:and later
682:Token Ring
574:standard.
516:with just
320:jackscrews
316:4-40 bolts
309:jackscrews
3198:connector
3184:connector
3170:connector
3096:Component
3085:Composite
3079:RCA jacks
3073:Component
3045:Composite
2994:, optical
2964:, optical
2958:, coaxial
2689:Micro-DVI
2524:Euroblock
2126:InfoWorld
1866:. FC Lane
1685:23 August
1608:Wire wrap
1462:(or even
1454:). A few
1327:Atari STe
1242:Dreamcast
1230:Apple III
1113:joysticks
1105:light pen
1071:The 1977
1045:Apple IIc
1041:Apple IIe
923:Reserved
650:IBM PC/AT
185:17β16β17
177:26β27β26
171:21β21β20
157:17β18β17
151:15β15β14
137:10β11β10
3512:See also
3464:Twin BNC
3459:Triaxial
3390:Mini-UHF
3321:Microdot
3311:Motorola
3261:7/16 DIN
3106:Mini-DIN
3065:Mini-DIN
3051:RCA jack
2982:RCA jack
2956:RCA jack
2791:Minijack
2785:superMHL
2744:CCJ/EIAJ
2716:Mini-VGA
2677:Mini-DVI
2653:Mini-DIN
2534:Mini-DIN
2374:Archived
2295:. Tascam
1923:Archived
1894:Archived
1627:See also
1585:PCB pins
1503:GeekPort
1377:Apple II
1301:Nintendo
1286:standard
1225:Apple II
1168:FM Towns
1128:Atari ST
1120:TI-99/4A
920:+ Video
876:+ Green
873:+ Green
788:Adaptor
769:Hercules
732:10BASE-T
709:Ethernet
605:MIL-SPEC
499:Atari ST
479:parallel
413:Variants
3495:LEMO 00
3249:coaxial
3190:HDBaseT
3155:Digital
3092:S-Video
3059:S-Video
2992:TOSLINK
2962:TOSLINK
2943:Digital
2796:P&D
2759:HDBaseT
2701:S-Video
2592:TOSLINK
2556:Speakon
2433:Pinouts
2420:Pinouts
2147:veswiki
1543:A male
1304:Famicom
1294:Neo Geo
1270:MPU-401
1176:SG-1000
1107:, or a
1097:paddles
892:+ Blue
889:+ Blue
841:Ground
838:Ground
827:Ground
824:Ground
821:Ground
728:10BASE2
724:10BASE5
435:coaxial
301:sockets
238:23-pin
228:DF-104
222:19-pin
194:DD-100
3468:Twinax
3445:RP-TNC
3440:RP-SMA
3413:2.9 mm
3341:QMA/QN
3286:F-type
3120:analog
3104:using
3094:, and
3053:yellow
3020:Analog
2950:S/PDIF
2899:Analog
2754:Type F
2660:DMS-59
2638:DB13W3
2587:S/PDIF
1870:1 July
1844:iFixit
1745:
1444:Roland
1419:TASCAM
1355:rotary
1319:matrix
1308:clones
1284:. The
1238:Saturn
1213:used.
1164:X68000
1136:VIC-20
1037:pinout
951:Pin 9
934:Pin 8
917:Pin 7
900:Pin 6
884:Pin 5
868:Pin 4
860:+ Red
857:+ Red
852:Pin 3
835:Pin 2
818:Pin 1
669:signal
639:RS-422
630:RS-232
603:. The
537:DB13W3
475:serial
447:DB13W3
431:DB13W3
382:gender
346:Cannon
285:gender
241:12β11
217:6β7β6
214:DE-19
211:5β5β5
208:DE-15
188:DD-78
182:DD-50
174:DC-79
168:DC-62
165:19β18
162:DC-37
154:DB-52
148:DB-44
145:13β12
142:DB-25
134:DA-31
131:9β9β8
128:DA-26
122:DA-15
3470:(BNC)
3455:Triax
3450:SnapN
3426:(UFL)
3415:(SMA)
3408:10-32
3266:APC-7
3108:9 pin
3067:4 pin
3038:DVI-A
3033:DB-15
2806:SCART
2606:Video
2582:D-sub
2344:(PDF)
2293:(PDF)
1768:(PDF)
1680:(PDF)
1597:print
1578:Crimp
1511:BeBox
1478:is a
1452:R-BUS
1423:AES59
1401:Amiga
1337:Other
1223:Many
1207:PC-98
1203:PC-88
1148:Amiga
775:, or
663:Many
557:HD-68
553:HD-50
533:combo
495:DB-23
491:Amiga
445:Male
386:DB-25
368:, or
293:plugs
225:10β9
202:DE-9
114:Name
108:Name
102:Name
67:D-sub
3500:Musa
3430:IPEX
3419:7 mm
3326:MMCX
3196:8P8C
3168:HDMI
3162:HDMI
3102:VIVO
2975:AES3
2801:PDMI
2764:HDMI
2679:Π±ΠΡ
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2134:2015
1872:2019
1789:DSCC
1743:ISBN
1687:2023
1558:(or
1434:TDIF
1427:AES3
1357:and
1343:SCSI
1329:and
1313:The
1299:The
1292:The
1274:MIDI
1240:and
1216:The
1193:The
1103:, a
986:and
984:SVGA
761:RGBI
594:and
561:SCSI
555:and
546:IP67
487:DB-9
477:and
429:The
405:and
397:and
335:DE-9
205:5β4
125:8β7
61:The
32:SubD
3485:EIA
3435:MHF
3424:AMC
3386:UHF
3376:TNC
3371:SMC
3366:SMB
3361:SMA
3356:SHV
3351:MHV
3346:RCA
3336:QLS
3316:MCX
3306:IPX
3291:FME
3271:BNC
3127:DVI
3081:Γ 3
3027:VGA
2998:BNC
2987:XLR
2968:BNC
2932:XLR
2926:TRS
2912:TRS
2843:USB
2781:MHL
2774:mDP
2749:EVC
2734:ADC
2711:VGA
2706:UDI
2696:RCA
2672:DVI
2665:LFH
2648:DIN
2643:DFP
2613:BNC
2597:XLR
2577:BNC
2561:XLR
2546:RCA
2529:DIN
1545:PCB
1533:IDC
1397:DMA
1348:Sun
1199:NEC
1160:MSX
1026:DDC
1000:VGA
988:XGA
980:VGA
807:VGA
802:EGA
797:CGA
792:MDA
777:EGA
773:CGA
765:MDA
730:or
697:AUI
568:DIN
509:).
455:VGA
299:or
291:or
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