RS232 CABLES Philmore RS232 (recommended standard 232 established by TIA/EIA)

cables meet or exceed the industry standards and are suitable for commercial and personal use. They are constructed with 28 AWG stranded cable and fully shielded. The PVC jacket is molded to the connector with a built-in strain relief. The contact points are GOLD plated to resist oxidation. All Cables are wired straight through.

DB9 CablesNo. C190 DB9 (M) / (F) 3’No. C180 DB9 (M) / (F) 6’No. C170 DB9 (M) / (F) 10’No. C184 DB9 (M) / (M) 3’No. C188 DB9 (M) / (M) 6’No. C182 DB9 (M) / (M) 10’

DB15 CablesNo. C186 DB15 (M) / (F) 10’

DB25 CablesNo. C192 DB25 (M) / (F) 6’No. C194 DB25 (M) / (F) 10’No. C199 DB25 (M) / (F) 25’No. 70-2570 DB25 (M) / (F) 50’No. 70-2580 DB25 (M) / (F) 100’

No. 70-2503 DB25 (M) / (M) 3’No. C196 DB25 (M) / (M) 6’No. C198 DB25 (M) / (M) 10’No. 70-2515 DB25 (M) / (M) 15’No. C197 DB25 (M) / (M) 25’No. 70-2550 DB25 (M) / (M) 50’No. 70-2560 DB25 (M) / (M) 100’

COMPUTER STANDARD COMPUTER CABLES

IEEE1284 COMPLIANT DB25 CABLESThese cables are fully compliant

to HP1284 specifications and meet industry standards. They may beused on most computers regardless if a IEEE1284 is recommended or

not. They are a little more costly compared to the RS232 cables,however, with the double shieldingand the twisted pairs more noise isrejected from the system. They aremost commonly used to hookbetween Data Switch Boxes and computer or printers.

No. 70-8306 DB25 (M) / (F)6’No. 70-8310 DB25 (M) / (F) 10’No. 70-8406 DB25 (M) / (M) 6’No. 70-8410 DB25 (M) / (M) 10’No. 70-8416 DB25 (M) / (M) 15’No. 70-8425 DB25 (M) / (M) 25’

AC POWER CORDThese power cords are the most commonpower cord used on computers, copiers, and other office machines in the U.S. today.

They consist of a molded 3 prong female receptacle on one end and a NEMA plug onthe other end. They are UL listed and constructed of 18AWG cable which is rated at 13A.

No. C250 NEMA 5-15P / Molded Female 6’No. C252 NEMA 5-15P / RT Angle Molded Female 6’No. 70-251 NEMA 5-15P / Molded Female 12’

AC POWER EXTENSION CORDFor IBM & MAC computers. This cord is widely used for extending a standard computer power cord or hooking a monitorinto your computer. They are constructed with a shrouded 3 prong male on one end and a molded female receptacle on the other. UL Listed.

No. 70-254 Shrouded (M) / Molded (F) 6’No. 70-260 Shrouded (M) / Molded (F) 10’

AC POWER CONVERTER CORDA short AC cord that connects to the monitorAC jack on the back of a PC to provide a standard, 3 prong socket (NEMA 5-15S) on

oneend and a shrouded male plug on the other.

No. 70-256 AC Female / Shrouded Male 1’

20

Internal Power “Y” AdaptorThese cables are extremely important when you areinstalling a new peripheral device such as a DVD,CDR Drive, Zip Drive or other such devices. Theyallow you to plug into an existing cable and hook anadditional device to the same power supply. 18 AWGcable.

No. 70-5293 Power “Y”, 5.25” (M) / (2) 3.5” (F) 8”

No. 70-52905.25” (M) - (2) 5.25” (M)

Drive Power CablesThese cables connect the

power to the 5.25” & 3.5” diskdrives. They have 4 pin con-nectors.

No. 70-5295 5.25”(M) - 3.5” (F)

DB9

DB15

DB25

No. 70-176 DB9 (F) / (F) 6’No. 70-179 DB9 (F) / (F) 10’

NULL Modem CablesThese cables are wired especiallyfor the connection of two commu-nication devices such as DCE &DTE in order for them to commu-nicate to each other. TheWindows95 Rev. II had an inex-pensive small network programusing DB9 NULL Modem cables.