ES-Builder Ports Example

ES-Builder Ports Example

Notes: The following diagrams and data are for use in developing trial expert systems for educational purposes only and in no way is it suggested that this is an accurate listing of such a classification. Common External Computer Ports

DB25 Female 25 pin sockets in 2 rows Usually used for printer or Scanner connection	DB25 Male 25 pins in 2 rows Usually used for connecting serial cables from devices like external modems	DB9 Male 9 pins in 2 rows Usually used for connecting serial cables from mouse or external modem

HD15 Female 15 pin sockets in 3 rows Used for connecting video signal cable from monitor	Din 5 Female 5 pin sockets in semi-circle with single locating lug opposite sockets Used for connecting older-style keyboards	S-VHS 4 pin sockets in circle with central locating lug used for connecting TV/VCR or other video equipment

Composite Video 1 pin socket metal jacket for connection with external connector of plug. Used for connecting audio or video cables	DB15 Female 15 pin sockets in 2 rows Used for connecting games controllers or midi devices	Mini Firewire Port Single socket with a central locating tab for connecting IEEE1394 firewire devices with a small plug

PS/2 Female 6 pin sockets in circle with central locating lug used for connecting mouse keyboard	3mm Stereo 1 pin socket plug fits completely internally Used for speaker and microphone connection	Firewire Port Single socket with a central locating tab for connecting IEEE1394 firewire devices with a large plug

USB A�� Port Single flat rectangular socket with an off-set central locating tab. Used for connecting a range of devices including mouse, keyboard and scanner	RJ45 Port Single socket with locating lug on 1 side. 8 wire connectors inside. Used for connecting network cable	RJ11 Port Single socket with locating lug on 1 side. 4 wire connectors inside. Used for connecting telephone line to internal modem