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Looking for that hard to find cable or adapter? Naples Technology has the broadest selection of cables and adapters in town. And if we don't have it in stock we can order it for you. Use our Cable Guide below to identify the correct cable you are looking for. If you don't see it give us a call with a description...we will help you.

COMPUTER CABLES
	Standard Type A-B USB (universal serial bus) cable: Type B end connects into peripheral (printer, scanner etc). Type A end connects into PC
	Parallel Printer Cable: (IEEE-1284) DB25-M/Cen36-M. DB25 end connects to your PC, Centronics end connects to your printer.
	Serial Cable (DB25): Used as printer extension cable or for direct cable connectivity between computers to share data. This is not an IEEE 1284 printer cable which is often required by most new printers. (see above)
	Video Cable: The HD15 type is the SVGA used to connect the monitor in all newer PC's. The other end of this cable is usually built into the monitor.
	Video Cable: The DB9 type was used in the older VGA PC's.
	PS/2 Cable (Mini Din6-M): Used to connect keyboard or mouse to PC. The other end is attached to the keyboard/mouse.
	Keyboard Cable: AT type-- Din5-M
	Serial Cable (DB9): Used to connect older mice. The other end is usually connected to the mouse.
	Serial / PS2 Keyboard/Mouse adapter cable: End on left shows older serial type connection. End on right shows more widely used PS/2.
	Power Cord: AC Power Cord
	Joystick Cable (DB15-M): Used to connect a joystick to your PC. The other end is attached to the joystick.
AUDIO CABLES
	High Grade RCA Cable - Audio or Video
	Mini4-F to Mini4-M S-video cable (separated-Video) is often called SVHS cable or Y/C cable (Y is the brightness wire and C is the color wire, and the other two wires are ground wires).
	Audio Cable - 1/4-M Mono NOTE: Stereo connectors have three wires and mono connectors have two wires. RCA connectors have only two wires and are therefore mono. However, cables may go from stereo to two mono connections and produce stereo sound because two mono lines can produce stereo sound. If you have a mono audio-out jack on your audio device, there is no way to produce stereo sound.
	Audio Cable - 1/4-M Stereo (notice the 2 black stripes instead of 1 on the Mono)
	Audio Cable - 3.5-M Mono
	Audio Cable - 3.5-M Stereo (notice the 2 black stripes instead of 1 on the Mono)
	Audio Cable - 2.5-M Mono
	Audio Cable - 2.5-M Stereo
	Audio Cable - (MIDI Cable) Din5-M
	Audio Cable - (MIDI Cable) DB15-M to DB15-F
VIDEO CABLES
	Video Cable - DVI Digital Video Cable (Digital Only) DVI stands for Digital Visual Interface. Also see Analog vs. Digital Details
	DVI-D Digital Video Cable (Digital Only) Use to connect your flat panel monitor or other DVI device into a DVD connector on your video card. DVI-D male to DVI-D male, single link. DVI-Digital (DVI-D) supports digital displays. A DVI-D plug connector can only be inserted in a DVI-D interface.
	DVI-I Dual Link Video Cable (Analog or Digital) DVI-I male to DVI-I male, dual link. Normally used to connect two DVI ports digitally. This cable can be used as either digital or analog.
	DVI-A to VGA Cable (Analog once converted) DVI male to VGA male. This cable is used to connect a monitor with a DVI port into a standard vga card (15 pins - 3 rows). Remember, the signal you will see will be analog rather than digital.
	DVI-A to VGA Cable (Analog once converted) If you have a video card with 24-pin DVI flat panel connector and want to connect it to a standard VGA monitor this is the adapter you would use. DVI-A 24-pin male to VGA 15-pin HD(3 rows of pins) female.
	DFP Digital Cable (early digital only connector)
	Video Cable - RG59 TV/VCR Coaxial Cable FType-M/FType-M 1FT Audio-video cable with screw-on F-type connectors. Often used to connect TVs and VCRs. Male to male. Constructed of shielded RG-59 cable
	Video Cable - RG6 Coaxial Cable
	Video Cable - RG59U Coaxial Cable BNC-M RG59U Coaxial Cable with BNC male connector
	IEEE-1394 FireWire (iLink) Cable 4Pin-M / 4Pin-M 10FT FireWire cables provide high-speed data transmission up to 400Mbps.
	Video Cable - 75-Ohm RGB Monitor Cable HD15-M (S-VGA output for most newer PC monitor connections)
	Video Cable - Monitor Cable DB9-M (older style PC cable for VGA output)
Apple / Macintosh Cables