What is it?

Just wondering if there are any data guys or gals that can identify this connector and the type of cable.

I had the pleasure of installing a network using these back in the early 90's. That was the first and the last time I ever had to deal with these, thank goodness.



No cheating or using google.

Originally Posted by jimicrk

Just wondering if there are any data guys or gals that can identify this connector and the type of cable.

I had the pleasure of installing a network using these back in the early 90's. That was the first and the last time I ever had to deal with these, thank goodness.

No cheating or using google.

Take all the fun out of it why don't you.

My official answer is it's A data thingamajigwhatchamucallit.

My unofficial can't be shared, as it's unofficial, an I cheated to get it.

I'm a rule breaker. a true rebel. fear me and my cheating skills!

Take your meds daily they said, everything will be ok. They didn't say it'd make everything boring to.

Sirscrapalot - My puppy is part beagle, part jack russle(wtf....I know right?!) and the other half is demon.

Tried google and it didn't help. I'm stumped.

Is it token ring?

Originally Posted by Sirscrapalot

I'm a rule breaker. a true rebel. fear me and my cheating skills!

Youth and enthusiasm will never beat old age and treachery.

Originally Posted by robaz

Is it token ring?

As someone that worked in an IBM parts warehouse in the late 90's, I concur.

Yes, it is a token ring connector with IBM Type 1 cable.

Without cheating, it looks like a quad-wire data cable.
Green is ground
*cheats*
orange is the signal line ... black is DC negative .... red is DC positive

There's a business I make service calls to that has some of these cables and the old hub they all plug into. I would like to see what's inside of that thing.