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ATA pin specifications

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m3th0dm4n

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I'm looking for a diagram or pin specs so I can identify what pin on the ATA100 interface is the one that is 'cut'. My boss is testing me so I need to be able to just look at an IDE connector and know right away the correct orientation and pin alignment. :rolleyes:
 
newer ide connectors only go on one way now anyway, just aim the little tiny plastic bump/tab up and you're good.
 
m3th0dm4n said:
I'm looking for a diagram or pin specs so I can identify what pin on the ATA100 interface is the one that is 'cut'. My boss is testing me so I need to be able to just look at an IDE connector and know right away the correct orientation and pin alignment. :rolleyes:
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Most ribbon cables have a red wire designating pin 1. If I recall correctly pin 1, is in the top-left corner of the ZIF socket.
 
just remember hte red line should almost always go next to the power connector
 
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