[comp.sys.ibm.pc.rt] IBM-RT Cables Needed

rg@psgdc (Dick Gill) (04/13/89)

I am looking for a source for IBM-RT serial cables. 
Specifically, I need to locate a firm that can fabricate
ASCII terminal and printer cables which have a 25-pin D
connector on one end an a 10-Pin MONU connector on the other;
these cables connect a terminal/printer to a 4/8-port
asynchronous RS-232 Adapter; the IBM part number is 6298526, and
the cables are described on page 4-28/29 of the RT Planning
Guide.

We have just become dealers for the RT, and virtually all of our
installations will require cables made to a custom length with
plenum cable.

Anybody know a good cable vendor who can meet our needs?

fink@nucthy.physics.orst.edu (Paul fink) (04/14/89)

There is only one source of these cables that I can find, that is IBM. I 
have made them for our own use but they are only used on an IBM. The 
"10-Pin MONU connector" seems to be something that IBM dreamed up. If you 
can prove me wrong PLEASE let me know. It is almost impossible to get 
these things from IBM!

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maher@uxh.cso.uiuc.edu (04/21/89)

  The rectangular 10-pin connectors for the RT serial cables are available
  from AMP.

  The connectors are double-row MT, part number:

	 housing: 102393-3
	 cover:   102396-3
	 kit no:  102392-3
	 shielding kit:  103125-2
	 ferrule for shielding kit:  102903-9

  
	 Rob Maher                           maher@uxh.cso.uiuc.edu
					     (217) 244-1207

jim@applix.UUCP (Jim Morton) (04/21/89)

In article <187@psgdc>, rg@psgdc (Dick Gill) writes:
} I am looking for a source for IBM-RT serial cables. 
} Specifically, I need to locate a firm that can fabricate
} ASCII terminal and printer cables which have a 25-pin D
} connector on one end an a 10-Pin MONU connector on the other;

I have no idea where they're located, but my RT serial cables
were made by a company called "LaBarge, Inc." who I think also
made the disk controller ribbon cable sets.
--
Jim Morton, APPLiX Inc., Westboro, MA
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