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| Problem: Need a USB cable for connecting a peripheral device (such as a printer) to the USB port on your computer? Solution: |
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| Problem: Need a high reliability 6-6 Firewire cable for connecting a peripheral device (such as an early IPOD or Firewire drive) to the Firewire port on your Mac? (If you want "cheap and cheerful" - which may not give a reliable data connection - please look elsewhere). |
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| Problem: Need to connect a digital receiver to a PC? Solution: |
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| 8 pin mini DIN plug to 25 way "D" plug
Suitable for Mac and Apple IIGS to Hayes compatible modem
Length 1.8m |
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| 8 pin mini DIN plug to 25 way "D" plug
Suitable for Apple III, Lisa, Mac XL to Modem 300
Length 1.8m |
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| Problem: Need an ADB keyboard lead? Solution:1.5m long. 4 pin mini Din plug each end |
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| Problem: Need to move keyboard further away for comfort? Solution:4 pin mini Din plug to 4 pin mini DIN socket
Length 1.8m |
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| Problem: Data Bus errors, mouse cursor freezes for no reason? Solution: Our very short, fully-screened lead with a SCSI 50 pin Centronics plug each end
Length just 0.5m (18"). |
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| Problem: Data Bus errors, mouse cursor freezes for no reason? Solution:
SCSI terminator (standard passive resistor type)
Plug it into the last device on your SCSI chain.
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| Problem: You want to connect a PC SVGA monitor to an Apple Mac? Solution:Plugs into your Mac monitor socket. Set the DIP switches to select the size and resolution of the monitor (or leave them all set to OFF if monitor is Mac compatible). Mac end is 15 pin (7 + 8) male (pins)
Monitor end is 15 pin (5 + 5 + 5) female (socket) |
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| Problem: You bought a used computer or peripheral without the "kettle cord". Solution: 210-00082 Mains Cord with moulded 13 Amp square-pin plug at one end and moulded IEC 320 ("kettle") socket at the other. |
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