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Connector Guides
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DB Connectors |
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| DB50 Male Connector |
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DB50 Male - Used for early SCSI applications and older Sun Sparcstations. Pin arrangement: 3 rows, one on top of the other. Top row has 17 pins; middle row has 16 pins, bottom row has 17 pins. |
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| DB9 Male Connector |
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DB9 Male - Used as the serial port connector on IBM AT, PS/2 and compatible computers for connecting modems and other RS-232 serial devices. Serial applications: mouse, modem, null modem, older monochrome, CGA, and EGA monitors. Pin arrangement: 2 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 5 pins, bottom row has 4 pins. |
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| DB9 Female Connector |
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DB9 Female - Used for serial applications: mouse, modem, null modem, monochrome, CGA, and EGA monitors. Pin arrangement: 2 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 5 pins, bottom row has 4 pins. |
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| DB25 Male Connector |
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DB25 Male - Used as the serial port connector on older IBM, AT, PS/2 and compatible computers to attach modems and RS-232 serial peripherals. Used for parallel, serial or SCSI applications: modem, null modem, laplink, printer, scanner, removable storage drive. Also called an IEEE-1284 Type A connector. Pin arrangement: 2 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 13 pins, bottom row has 12 pins. |
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| DB25 Female Connector |
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DB25 Female - Used as the parallel port connector on IBM, AT, PS/2 and compatible connectors. Used as the SCSI connector on most Macintosh computers. Used for parallel, serial or SCSI applications: modem, null modem, laplink, printer, scanner, removable storage drive. Also called an IEEE-1284 Type A connector. Pin arrangement: 2 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 13 pins, bottom row has 12 pins. |
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| DB15 Male Connector |
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DB15 Male - Used for game, midi, networking or Apple applications: Macintosh computers and joystick ports, gamepad, synthesizer, AUI, Apple video. Pin arrangement: 2 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 8 pins, bottom row has 7 pins. |
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| DB37 Male Connector |
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DB37 Male - Used for serial RS-449 applications: modem. Pin arrangement: 2 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 19 pins, bottom row has 18 pins. |
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| DB37 Female Connector |
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DB37 Female - Used for serial RS-449 applications: modem. Pin arrangement: 2 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 19 pins, bottom row has 18 pins. |
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| DB15 Female Connector |
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DB15 Female - Used as a joystick port on IBM, AT, PS/2 and compatible computers. Used as the video connector on most Macintosh computers. Pin arrangement: 2 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 8 pins, bottom row has 7 pins. |
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| HD15 Male Connector |
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HD15 Male - Used for video applications: VGA or SVGA video connector on IBM, AT, PS/2 and compatible computers - monitor, projector. Pin arrangement: 3 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 5 pins, middle row has 5 pins, bottom row has 5 pins. |
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| HD15 Female Connector |
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HD15 Female - Used for video applications: VGA or SVGA video connector on IBM, AT, PS/2 and compatible computers - monitor, projector. Pin arrangement: 3 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 5 pins, middle row has 5 pins, bottom row has 5 pins. |
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| MicroDB50 Male (aka HDDB50 & HPDB50) |
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Micro DB50 Male - Used for SCSI-2 applications: SCSI-2 cards and external devices: Scanner, removable storage drive, controller, external cdr/cdrw, and Sun Sparc workstations. Pin arrangement: 2 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 25 pins, bottom row has 25 pins. ALSO KNOWN AS HD(High-Density)DB50 & HP(Half-Pitch)DB50. |
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| MicroDB68 Male (aka HDDB68 & HPDB68) |
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Micro DB68 Male - Used for SCSI-3 applications: Scanner, removable storage drive, controller, external cdr/cdrw. Used on most SCSI-3 cards and SCSI-3 hard drives. Pin arrangement: 2 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 34 pins, bottom row has 34 pins. ALSO KNOWN AS HD(High-Density)DB68 and HP(Half-Pitch)DB68. |
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| MicroDB68 Female (aka HDDB68 & HPDB68) |
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MicroDB68 Female - Used for SCSI-3 applications: Scanner, removable storage drive, controller, external cdr/cdrw. Used on most SCSI-3 cards and SCSI-3 hard drives. Pin arrangement: 2 rows one on top of the other. Top row has 34 pins, bottom row has 34 pins. ALSO KNOWN AS HD(High-Density)DB68 and HP(Half-Pitch)DB68. |
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