From: Daniel Padilla (dproldan_at_telefonica.net)
Date: Fri Apr 18 2003 - 05:18:38 PDT
>I have recently reacquired a N2K (not 2100 AFAIK) sans docs/manuals.
>Under the flap at the top are three ports. One is for power, one is for
>a dongle and the other one is very wobbly and appears to have been
>damaged by the insertion of an upside down cable. It appears to be
>similar to the round port on the dongle. The other two ports are
>labelled on the outside of the flap, this one is only labelled inside
>the flap and it reads ">ABS<".
>ABS< is the kind of plastic used for making the flap, nothing to do
with the port.
Does the connector has 8 or 9 holes as the dongle? If so, it must be
what's known as a dongle detroyer, and should be equivalent to the serial
port available with the dongle.
D.
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