I have an Apple transceiver in my hand, as
we speak.
It has what I would call a 14 pin mini-Centronics
connector. It looks a bit like a printer cable
connector, but small, and with two rows of 7 pins
with a center insulator running full length between
the pins.
These originally sold for about $30US.
I know of no way to adapt these to a standard AUI,
and even if it were possible, could it be cost
justified with the price of equipment as low as
it is?
They're good for many PowerMacs. Before you round
file them, you should look into doing a little
pro bono work for a local grade school. You never
can tell where it will lead.
Ray M.
MCSE, CCNA
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Circusnuts
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 4:09 PM
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Subject: Transceiver Pinout's ???
I bought a couple of Asante FriendlyNet transceivers & they have (what I =
believe to be) Apple LAN connectors (& not 15 pin AUI). Has anyone ever =
dealt with the pin-out's on these things ??? Any advice short of the =
round file basket. I checked the website & could hardly tell exactly =
what Asante sells or supports these days...
Thanks !!!
Phil
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