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Serial Cables
Quick Question:
How do you know which wires (on the non connector side of the cable) correspond to the pins (on the connector side) I am speaking specifically of the DB15 serial cables that connect to the joystick ports of the OI I am building the OI next year for our team and ive been doing a little research. I have mostly everything else figured out but how to manage wires coming out of the serial cable. Tips tricks and suggestions are welcome  |
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