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Old 04-19-2005, 05:38 PM   #1
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ALDL cable questions?
Well, its been awhile since I used this particular cable and was wondering if someone else here had the same and could give me instructions on what wires go where. Yes, I admit I forgot and for the life of me I cannot find the instructions.

It is a Serial aldl cable with the actual connection and cable into the laptop is off white/tannish in color and goes to the black box with the light on it.

From there it is a yellow colored wire strand(appears shielded) that has a white wire and a red wire at the end along with a black terminal that also has a resistor connected to it.

Can find the instructions and was hoping someone had the same cable. Got it off off ebay originally and am unable to locate it currently.

Need to know which wires go where for a 730 SD TPI setup

thanks
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Old 04-20-2005, 02:47 AM   #2
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lol

I know someone else has this dumb cable.

Was unable to find any pics of it thru searches or ebay..

If anyone has info I would appreciate it

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