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Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 4
OS: WIN XP
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join 2 scsi cables together
Hi,
i have one question. Is it possible to join 2 SCSI cables together so i will get 3 m long cable instead od 1.5. I have 2 SCSI cables (DB25-male on one end and CN50-male on the other). I also have CN50 to HD50 converter and DB25 to HD50 converter. I have HD50 on my scsi card, DB25 and CN50 on my scanner. I was wondering if i could join those 2 DB25 connectors on my cables together (how would the pins connect?) Thank you in advance Simon |
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