Pinning DB9 • Pinning DB9 Connector • __________________________________________________________________ • ___________________________________________ • DB9 for a RS-232 Interface • _____________________________________________________________...

Pinning DB25 • Pinning DB25 Connector • __________________________________________________________________ • ___________________________________________ • DB25 for a RS-232 Interface • __________________________________________________________...

Pinning DB37 •  Pinning DB37 Connector • __________________________________________________________________ • ___________________________________________ • DB37 for a RS-449 Interface • Back to • DB-Type Connectors •   •

Pinning 5-Pin Mini DIN • Pinning 5-Pin DIN (IBM PC Keyboard Interface) • __________________________________________________________________ • ___________________________________________ • Back to • DIN-Type Connectors •   •

Pinning 6-Pin Mini DIN • Pinning 6-Pin Mini DIN (IBM Ps/2 Keyboard Interface) • __________________________________________________________________ • ___________________________________________ • Back to • DIN-Type Connectors •   •

Pinning 8-Pin Mini DIN • Pinning 8-Pin DIN (Sun Keyboard and Mouse) • __________________________________________________________________ • ___________________________________________ • Back to • DIN-Type Connectors •   •

Miscellaneous Connectors • Miscellaneous Connectors • IEEE 488 • AAUI • Data Connector • SDL • Current Loop • Terminal Block • Learn more: • DB-Type Connectors •   •

Centronics Connectors • Centronics Connectors • Centronics 36 Male (Telco36) • Centronics 50 Male • MDR 36 Male (IEEE 1284) •   • See • Pinning centronics 36 • Centronics 36 Female • Learn more: • SCSI Connectors •   •

DB-Type Conenctors • DB-Type Connectors •   • See • Pinning DB9 • DB9 • See • Pinning DB15 • DB15 • See • Pinning DB25 • DB25 •   • See • Pinning DB37 • DB37 • DB50 • Learn more: • Keyboard, Video and Audio Connectors •   •

Black Box Explains: Networking Standards • As a result of research done at Xerox Corporation in the early 1970s, Ethernet has evolved into the most widely implemented physical and Data link layer protocol today and, in 1978, the International ...