On 2/26/2014 6:53 PM, J. L. Trantham wrote:
Oooooh!! THAT's what they mean by 'male' and 'female'. I get it! :^))
You jest, but it's not always clear. Take the common Cannon "D-sub" connectors. A connector with male contacts will have have a female shield, making gender ambiguous. That's why they come in P (pin) or S (socket) forms, and not male/female.
Or the old Token Ring connectors (or even older GR-874), which were hermaphroditic.
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