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FireWire (IEEE1394) bus interface specification users reports and reviews |
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| INCORRECT | Your diagrams fail to identify the contacts as the appear looking into the cable end or into the hub/device .. which makes your diag totally useless. why not stick some numbers there! | APPROVED | ||
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| CORRECT | In my understanding the 6-lead pinout shall be interpreted on such a way that you keep the cable in your hand and look at the connector. For the previous commentar: avoid using strong statements when noting subtle flaws... | APPROVED | ||
| CORRECT | Ooops. The connector PLUG. | APPROVED | ||
| CORRECT | please consider creating a diagram of the cable connections between each end, to further illustrate the crossing over from end 1 to end 2, where pair A is connected to pair B at the other end. and if an extension cable is being created, I believe you dont need to cross wires, because that will not work in an extension cable arrangement. please note that. | APPROVED | ||
| 2010-05-08 04:04:39 | CORRECT | rev. 2 | APPROVED |
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| 2010-02-23 22:56:21 | Gene Cumm | rev. 2 | I'm uncertain if this should be a footnote here or another page. |
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should be correct |