To have lab equipment connected to Connii, Connii MM 2.0, Audrii, Tracii XL or Tracii XL 2.0 we provide a 25 cm long cable with miniature clamp-type test probes. Each line has a tag to identify the signal. Have a look at the cable.

The easiest way to connect Connii, Connii MM 2.0 and Audrii is to use a PS/2 cable. The cable is about 20 cm long. The pinning of the male Mini-DIN connector:

pin	signal
1	SDA
2	reserved
3	GND
4	VCC
5	SCL
6	reserved

To connect our USB products Connii, Connii MM 2.0, Tracii XL and Tracii XL 2.0 to the PC a USB cable (USB-A to USB-B) is necessary. The cable has a length of about 1.8 m. The cable may have a different color than the picture.

The simplest way to connect Tracii 400 to Audrii is to use this cable with a Stocko connector on either side. The cable is about 30cm long.

If you need to connect Tracii 400 or Audrii to your own connection type, you can order a set of connectors. Their Stocko part number is MKF 13264-1-0-404. They are connected via insulation displacement (IDC, German: Schneidklemme) to the 24 AWG wire (0,25mm). The set contains six connectors.

To connect Tracii 400 to the PC, a standard DB 25 printer cable is necessary. The cable is about 1.8m long.

Today almost all PC monitors and flat displays contain an "Enhanced Extended Monitor Identifaction" (E-EDID) EEPROM, which contains informations about the features of the unit. This cable gets access to the special data lines inside the VGA cable and make them available for control and measuring purposes. This is cable is quite helpful for using Tracii XL / Tracii XL 2.0 as a analyser / configurator for the E-EDID (VESA DDC) data of monitors and displays. More information on this feature is available here.

The cable is a 1.8 m VGA male / female cable plus telos I2C connector plus I2C reference voltage connector.

PCI Parallel port card for Tracii 400. Usually you do not want this since your PC has a parallel port.