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[Steve Fine]

In article <9106281336.AA08139 at nrc3d.nrc.uab.edu>, jpg at NRC3D.NRC.UAB.EDU (Jill Gemmill) writes:
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|> >The fan noise from my PI is starting to get to me, so I want to
|> >put my monitor/keyboard/mouse on the opposite side of my office
|> >from the PI itself (which I'd put in a corner with some sort of
|> >sound-deadening stuff between it and everything else).
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|> >So ...  Are the specs for these cables available (e.g. what type
|> >of coax, BNCs, etc.)?  If they are, we can have the folks in our
|> >electronics shop make us a set at a tiny fraction of SGI's cost.
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|> 	You want:
|> 		3 - RG58/U coax cables, BNC terminated
|> 		1 - 15 pin extension cable, male on one end, female
|> 		    on the other, point-to-point wiring.
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|> 		75 feet is an OK length - rumor has it you can go over
|> 		100.
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|>     Jill Gemmill			    	
|>     Neurobiology Research Center	    INTERNET: jpg at nrc3d.nrc.uab.edu
|>     University of Alabama at Birmingham  
|>     Volker Hall G82E			    PHONE: 205-934-7111 
|>     Birmingham Alabama 35294-0019	    FAX: 205-934-6571
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On a PI, the keyboard cable is a 9 pin, Power Series machines
are 15 pin.
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