2 Feb
1998
2 Feb
'98
6:07 a.m.
On Mon, 2 Feb 1998, Riccardo wrote:
There is also a 6-conductor plug in the same form factor as RJ-11 and
RJ-14 but I don't know it's designation. I see this used sometimes for
keyboard connectors on old terminals.
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Am I sure
they're RJ11, no. They're physically the same jack with six
live wires. But beyond that, how would I know???
Because DEC plugs are different from RJ11:
RJ 11= 4 pin; DEC=6
They share the same insertion size, but the DEC have "unplug key" not in the
center
as other RJ's
ASCII-SAMPLE I=========I I=========I
I ^^^^ I I ^^^^^^ I
I I I I
I-----i_i-I I---i_i---I
DEC RJ11