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The IBM serial cable typically uses 9 pins of the RS-232 standard. This configuration includes essential pins for data transmission, such as TxD (transmit data), RxD (receive data), and control signals like RTS (request to send) and CTS (clear to send), which are necessary for proper communication between devices. The use of 9 pins allows for a more robust and reliable connection, accommodating both data and control signals effectively.
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How many pins does a ribbon cable have?
They have 46 pins
How many pins does a fdd cable connector have?
34 pins in a FDD cable connector.
How many pins on a wide SCSI cable?
Typically the narrow scan cable has 50 pins.
How many pins are there on a floppy drive cable?
There are two cables connected to the floppy drive; Power cable - 4 pins, Data cable - 34 pins.
What cable is used to connect serial to serial?
Assuming both devices are the same type of device (both computers, both routers, both switches, etc), a crossover cable is needed for this. A crossover cable will move the transmit pins of one device to the receive pins of the second device, and visa-versa.
How many pins does a coaxial cable have?
1
How many pins does a esata cable has?
6
How many pins are in PATA data cable connector and which pins are used for control?
40
How many pins are there in a standard IDE cable used in hard disk?
40 pins
How many pins on a typical serial port?
Standard serial ports have either 5 pins or 25 pins. Although are also serial ports, USB and PS/2 ports do not obey this rule.
One of the nine pins on a serial port transmits data in a sequence of bits and a second pin receives data?
RS232 DB9 connectors Receives data serially from Pin No. 2 & Transmits data from Pin No.3.
How many wires in a floppy cable?
AnswerA standard floppy drive cable in a computer has 34 pins.
