IBM-RT Cables Needed

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3 total messages Started by Dick Gill Thu, 13 Apr 1989 15:26

#1701

Author: Dick Gill
Date: Thu, 13 Apr 1989 15:26

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I am looking for a source for IBM-RT serial cables. 
Specifically, I need to locate a firm that can fabricate
ASCII terminal and printer cables which have a 25-pin D
connector on one end an a 10-Pin MONU connector on the other;
these cables connect a terminal/printer to a 4/8-port
asynchronous RS-232 Adapter; the IBM part number is 6298526, and
the cables are described on page 4-28/29 of the RT Planning
Guide.

We have just become dealers for the RT, and virtually all of our
installations will require cables made to a custom length with
plenum cable.

Anybody know a good cable vendor who can meet our needs?

Re: IBM-RT Cables Needed

#1710

Author: maher
Date: Thu, 20 Apr 1989 21:03

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  The rectangular 10-pin connectors for the RT serial cables are available
  from AMP.

  The connectors are double-row MT, part number:

	 housing: 102393-3
	 cover:   102396-3
	 kit no:  102392-3
	 shielding kit:  103125-2
	 ferrule for shielding kit:  102903-9

  
	 Rob Maher                           maher@uxh.cso.uiuc.edu
					     (217) 244-1207

Re: IBM-RT Cables Needed

#1714

Author: Jim Morton
Date: Fri, 21 Apr 1989 15:44

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In article <187@psgdc>, rg@psgdc (Dick Gill) writes:
} I am looking for a source for IBM-RT serial cables. 
} Specifically, I need to locate a firm that can fabricate
} ASCII terminal and printer cables which have a 25-pin D
} connector on one end an a 10-Pin MONU connector on the other;

I have no idea where they're located, but my RT serial cables
were made by a company called "LaBarge, Inc." who I think also
made the disk controller ribbon cable sets.
--
Jim Morton, APPLiX Inc., Westboro, MA
UUCP: ...harvard!m2c!applix!jim
      jim@applix.m2c.org

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