DoIT Showroom Buyer's Guide


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SCSI Connectors Guide


The purpose of this guide is to allow you to identify the type of connector you are dealing with, so that you can know exactly what cable to buy. Cables sold by the Tech Store are in the Catalog, and some other cables are available on special order.

The terminology 'male' and 'female' refers to the 'gender' of a connector. 'Male' connectors are inserted into 'female' connectors.

Internal SCSI III MD 68-Pin

MD 68-pin internal

Used for internal scsi-3/ultra2/lvd applications: hard drive, cd-rom, removable storage drive.
Diagram
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Internal MD 68-pin male
Internal Micro-68 Male
Internal 68-Pin Fast/Wide Male
Internal 68-Pin High-Density D-Sub Male
SCSI III
Internal MD 68-pin male
Internal MD 68-pin female
Internal Micro-68 Female
Internal 68-Pin Fast/Wide Female
Internal 68-Pin High-Density D-Sub Female
SCSI III
MD 68-pin female

 

IDC 50-Pin Internal

Internal IDC 50-pin with ribbon

Used for internal scsi-1/scsi-2 applications: hard drive, cd-rom, removable storage drive.
Diagram
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IDC 50-pin internal male
Internal 50-Pin SCSI Male
IDC-50 Male
IDC 50-pin internal male
IDC 50-pin internal female
Internal 50-Pin SCSI Female
IDC-50 Female

IDC 50-pin internal female

 

Centronics 50

Centronics 50-pin male to male

Used for scsi-1 applications: older scanners, controllers, external scsi device cases. The Centronics 50 connector has 50-pins arranged in two rows one on top of the other. The top row has 25 pins and the lower row has 25 pins.

Diagram
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Centronics 50-pin male
Centronics 50-pin male
Centronics 50-pin male
Centronics 50-pin female
Centronics 50-pin female
Centronics 50-pin female
Centronics 50-pin male with clips
Centronics 50-pin with clips
Centronics 50-pin male with screws
Centronics 50-pin with screws

DB-25 Pin

SCSI I DB-25-pin male to female

Used for parallel, serial or scsi applications: modem, null modem, laplink, printer, scanner, removable storage drive, Apple scsi. The DB25 connector has 25-pins arranged in two rows one on top of the other. The top row has 13 pins and the lower row has 12 pins.
Diagram
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SCSI I DB-25 male
DB-25 Male
SCSI I DB-25 male
SCSI I DB-25 female
DB-25 Female
SCSI I DB-25 female

 

External Micro-D50

SCSI Micro-D50 male to male

Used for scsi-2 applications: scanner, removable storage drive, controller, external cdr/cdrw. The Micro DB50 connector has 50-pins arranged in two rows one on top of the other. The top row has 25 pins and the lower row has 25 pins. Also known as HD(High-Density)50 & HP(Half-Pitch) DB50.
Diagram
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MD-50 male
External Micro-D50 Male
External 50-Pin High-Density D-Sub Male
MD-50 male
MD-50 female
External Micro-D50 Female
External 50-Pin High-Density D-Sub Female
MD-50 female

 

HDI-30 Male

HDI 30-pin male

Used for scsi applications: Apple PowerBook. The HDI-30 connector has 30-pins arranged in five rows one on top of the other.
Diagram
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HDI 30-pin male
HDI-30 Male
Fits female connection on back of Powerbook
HDI 30-pin male

 

External SCSI III 68-Pin

External MD 68-pin male to male

Used for scsi-3 applications: scanner, removable storage drive, controller, external cdr/cdrw, ultra/2. The Micro DB68 connector has 68-pins arranged in two rows one on top of the other. The top row has 34 pins and the lower row has 34 pins. Also known as HD(High-Density)68 & HP(Half-Pitch) DB68.
Diagram
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External MD 68-pin male
External Micro-68 Male
External 68-Pin Fast/Wide Male
External 68-Pin High-Density D-Sub Male
SCSI III
External MD 68-pin male
External 68-pin female
External Micro-68 Female
External 68-Pin Fast/Wide Female
External 68-Pin High-Density D-Sub Female
SCSI III
External MD 68-pin female

External MD 68-pin with clips
High-Density 68 with clips

External MD 68-pin with screws
High-Density 68
with Pins

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




Keywords: personal departmental SCSI Small computer system interface adapterDoc ID: 3116
Owner: Leo L.Group: Showroom
Created: 2004-08-03Updated: 2009-09-04

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