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01-02-2008, 23:48
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Re: Y-cables
There are multiple types of Y-Cables. Which type exactly did you want? If you wanted to "Y" your outputs or something than you should use what was mentioned above, but if you want to "Y" your operator's interface to be able to use the maximum amount of buttons, LEDs, and switches, than you might want THIS.
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