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7
CABLES
1394 Cable
The IEEE 1394 cable is a fast external serial bus that supports data transfer rates of up to 400 Mbps. It is used primarily for multimedia
devices such as camcorders, computers, video cassette recorders (VCR's) and digital audio recording workstations.
There are 3 types of cables used for 1394. (1) The 6 conductor type has 2 separately shielded twisted pairs for data and 2 power wires in
a shielded cable with 6-pin connectors on either side. (2) The 4 wire cable uses 2 separately shielded data cables without power wires in
an overall shielded cable with 4-pin connectors on either end. (3) The third type of cable uses either type of actual cable, with a 6-pin
connector on one side, and a 4-pin connector on the other side of the cable.
There are 2 different connectors used for the 1394 cable: the 6-pin and the 4-pin. To determine the proper cable, check the connector of
your camera and computer. The 4-pin connector is more common on digital video camcorders and other small external devices because
of its small size, while the 6-pin connector is more common on PC's, CDRW's, external hard drives, and digital audio workstations due to
it's durability and support for external power for 1394 peripherals.
Many new products are starting to support the 1394 standard, including the iMac, G3, G4, "video editing" enabled PC's, various DV
camcorders, CDRW's, external hard drives, and digital audio recording systems. Most PC's will still require a FireWire/ilink add-on card
for the PCI bus to support the standard, although some newer computers have them installed.
D-Link 1394 cable has very durable connectors attached to the cable ends. These connectors are easy to use even in situations where
you must blindly insert them to the back of a device.
Compliant with 1394a standard
High data transfer speed of up to 400Mbps
2-pair strand 30AWG, 110 Ohm
Connectors
DC-18FW66
4-Pin Connectors
DC-18FW64
1.8 m (6 ft)
Length
1394 Cable
With 6-Pin & With 6-Pin