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Discontinued - 30ft (9.1m) IEEE-1284 DB25 M/M Parallel Cable

#06106 C2G

30ft (9.1m) IEEE-1284 DB25 M/M Parallel Cable is rated 5.0 out of 5 by 1.

To enjoy the increased data rate and two-way communication of your IEEE-1284 compliant printer or scanner, you need a cable with high quality connectors and a specialized wire type. Our cable provides increased speed and functionality over standard parallel cabling. Seventeen pair wire twisted with at least 36 turns per meter, molded connectors, foil shielding and 85% coverage braid soldered 360° to the connector shell all provide maximum resistance against harmful EMI/RFI, and help you to achieve the maximum performance from your peripheral.

Connector 1:

(1) DB25 Male

Connector 2:

(1) DB25 Male

Length 30 ft

6 ft
30 ft

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Features

Shielded to prevent unwanted EMI/RFI interference
Fully molded cable design
Connector thumbscrews for a quick and easy connection

WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Specifications

General Info

Color	Beige
Type	Cable
Application Sector	Commercial, Industrial, Residential
Product Line	C2G
Country Of Origin	China
UPC Number	757120061069

Dimensions

Cable Length

30 ft

Technical Information

Cable Type

Parallel

Resources

Cutsheet

CG-06106 Cutsheet

pdf

Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 by OldNewbie from Up and Running Worked perfectly for my CNC lathe to computer connection. Nice, heavy-duty construction. Quick shipping.

Date published: 2021-03-05

Questions & Answers

Does each of the 25 pins have a connection to the opposite plug? Are there any jumpers between pins?

Asked by: Cliff E.E.

It does have all 25 pins wired. There are no jumpers between the pins.

Answered by: Steve

Date published: 2017-10-06

is this particular cable a straight-through? Specifically is it pin 1 to pin 1, pin 2 to pin2, etc?

Asked by: Anonymous

This particular cable is pinned Straight Through.

Answered by: Tom

Date published: 2017-10-06