Motherboard Slot Plate Parallel Panel DB-25 Female to 26 Pin IDC Socket Flat Cable

Applications:

Connector A: DB25-pin female plug
Connector B: IDC-2.54 2*13-pin female plug
Cable length: 28cm
IDC26 to DB25 (Parallel). Female-to-female connection. Perfect for the Smooth-Stepper, UC400, and other CNC boards.
The DB25 connector also fits directly into the DB25 slot in most cases. Add 1 motherboard cable adapter DB-25 Female to 26 Pin port to your computer, Ensure smooth data flow from your parallel port. This adapter cable connects to the motherboard or I/O adapter via flat ribbon cabling. Compatible with most brands of motherboards and I/O cards. The 11-inch length exceeds the standard length of cables often provided with motherboards and provides flexibility for your connection.

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Technical Specifications
Warranty Information
Part number STC-OO021 Warranty 3-year
Hardware
Cable Jacket Type PVC - Polyvinyl Chloride Cable Shield Type NON Connector Plating G/F Number of Conductors 25Pin and 25Pin (PH=1.27mm)
Connector(s)
Connector A 1 - DB 25 pin Female with Slot Bracket Connector B 1 - IDC-2.54-2*13Pin Female
Physical Characteristics
Cable Length 0.28m Color Gray Connector Style Straight Wire Gauge 28 AWG
Packaging Information
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What's in the Box
DB25 to IDC 26 Pin Cable, Motherboard Slot Plate Parallel Panel DB-25 Female to 26 Pin IDC Socket Flat Cable
Overview
25-Pin Parallel LPT Printer Port Bracket to Motherboard 25-Pin Female Cable Adapter PC, 25-Pin Motherboard Printer bracket. 1> All copper core DB25P female to IDC36P female baffle line 28CM; 2> Interface: 25 female, parallel port baffle. 3> Specifications: standard chassis parallel port baffle line, line length 28CM 4> The DB25 printer port on the new motherboard is no longer available, but the parallel port printer, dongle, and the like are still needed, and this problem can be solved by using this baffle cable 5> It is required to have a double-row 25-pin LPT1 header on the motherboard Notice: 1> When connecting the LPT1 pin header on the main board, do not insert it backward. The line with a red border is the No. 1 line. The corresponding No. 1 pin on the main board is usually marked with a red line as shown above. 2> In the motherboard BIOS, the printer port mode (parallel port mode), please set it to Normal Attached is the description of the working mode of the print port on the motherboard: 1> Parallel port mode is called parallel port mode, including SPP, EPP, ECP, ECP+EPP 2> Normal SPP (Standard Parallel Port, standard parallel port) mode is compatible with all parallel devices, and the speed is the slowest. recommend ECP (Extended Capabilities Port) uses DMA protocol to send data and can provide symmetrical two-way communication with a speed of 2.5Mbit/s. With the help of FIFO (First Input First Output, first-in-first-out queue), ECP is very beneficial to devices with large data volumes such as scanners and printers. 3> EPP (Enhanced Parallel Port, Enhanced Parallel Port) uses the existing parallel port to provide asymmetric two-way communication, which is more suitable for parallel port drivers. The BIOS also supports ECP+EPP mode at the same time, if you don't have one of these devices, you will waste an IRQ.