Thread: db25 ribbon extender
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Re: db25 ribbon extender
For more clarity, the Digital Sidecar uses a 37-pin cable but the Analog and Solenoid Breakouts use 25-pin cables. If memory serves, that same Q&A response also allows moving the Breakouts via ribbon cables.

Be careful if you want to move the Solenoid Breakout with a 25-pin cable - the NI 9472 is capable of driving 750mA per output but an attached ribbon cable may not be so capable.

Russ