[Ham-Computers] Plug name?

[Adam Liette]

Isn't that a mini-din? Apple products used those for serial ports and Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) keyboards and mice.

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Date: Fri, 6 Aug 2010 20:41:35 
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Subject: [Ham-Computers] Plug name?

The Apples and Macs use a plug of the same size and shape as a PS/2, but it 
has space for a total of 9 pins and no key.  It is used for bi-directional 
comms, on the old computers, it was called "daisychain".  What is the name 
of this plug format?

Kurt 

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