plugging into ILDA in?

[dream]

EDIT: The way some of the members here have desperately tried to identify my location and nationality for whatever reason they believed was needed for by asking an admin to check my profile logs and researching me by the content of my posts has been very creepy and unnecessary. So bye.

[Galvonaut]

Looks like it was designed to use a male to female DB25 (ILDA) cable.

Keith

[-bart-]

An ilda-cable will have screws instead of studs, which will secure the cable into place.

[colouredmirrorball]

This connector type is called DB-25 and was used in a lot of other applications such as serial printers.

[norty303]

Take your pick

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[WolfMax]

Make sure it is a straight through cable and not an RS-232 comms/modem cable as the pin connections are very different.

[laserlackey]

"Internet in"? All of my wut.

Make sure it is a straight through cable and not an RS-232 comms/modem cable as the pin connections are very different.

THIS times a million. You can probably find a used 25-pin serial cable at your local thrift shop, buried amongst the old computer stuff. Check out this site with a nice diagram of the pinouts. Take a second to put your multimeter on the pins and make sure you have a straight through cable.

[colouredmirrorball]

Can't you connect the Moncha DAC to LSX?

[megaton]

Just my 2 cts.

This with out nuts?

[VDX]

... he can simply remove the nuts in his cable and secure the plug otherwise ...

Viktor