pittsburgh
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I want to make two DB25 D-sub to D-sub cables. Anyone have a good pinout configuration I can use? I want to be sure about where to put ground wires on pins that are supposed to have ground. Thanks for the help.
DSUB DB25 PINOUT
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pittsburgh
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This is going to be for a set of Aurora converters, and is for analog audio.
Kingston
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I thought Aurora's use the Yamaha pinout. Isn't it different from that Tascam version?
http://www.lynxstudio.com/support_docs_result.asp?c=43
has your dsub pinouts.
Cross with
http://pinouts.ru/Home/tascam_dsub25_pinout.shtml
or go to avid's website and check for the 192 I/O manual for the dsub pinouts on there (they're definitely tascam). It appears that lynx uses tascam standard.
second link has a map for pin connections, so you should be good to go.
has your dsub pinouts.
Cross with
http://pinouts.ru/Home/tascam_dsub25_pinout.shtml
or go to avid's website and check for the 192 I/O manual for the dsub pinouts on there (they're definitely tascam). It appears that lynx uses tascam standard.
second link has a map for pin connections, so you should be good to go.
pucho812
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most manufactures use the tascam analog balanced dsub configuration for a pinout. It handles 8 channels of audio. Digi, lynx, etc usually use this for analog
(see Below)
for aes/ebu digital connections via a d-sub, most companies have adapted the yamaha pinout for this
(see Below)
forgot to mention this is pretty standard in most gear with d-subs however there have been some exceptions mainly do to error on the manufactures part. For example was giving a AMS/Never16 channel summer to play with. It was back to fron meaning channel 8 was channel 1 and so forth. This was before the unit came out. I hope they fixes that. Other examples are the old pro controls by digi design.
(see Below)
for aes/ebu digital connections via a d-sub, most companies have adapted the yamaha pinout for this
(see Below)
forgot to mention this is pretty standard in most gear with d-subs however there have been some exceptions mainly do to error on the manufactures part. For example was giving a AMS/Never16 channel summer to play with. It was back to fron meaning channel 8 was channel 1 and so forth. This was before the unit came out. I hope they fixes that. Other examples are the old pro controls by digi design.
pucho812
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Oh and I built some dsubs for auroa 16's before. They use the standard analog and digital pinouts as mentioned above.
mulletchuck
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i'm curious if anyone has built any dSub cables using simple DB25 printer cables for one side and some cheap neutrik connectors for the other? DB25 Printer Cables are like 25 bucks for 10' and a set of 10 neutrik connectors (male & female) is just under $50.
pucho812
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mulletchuck said:
I doubt those printer cables are shielded. which if they are not, then I would avoid using them for studio use.
Beware that the Euphonix AES Dsub config is different to the Tascam standard.
mulletchuck
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http://www.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=14157
