M
Connectors
M.1 Connections
This appendix describes the physical connections that you might have to make. It is provided to help those who may be unfamiliar recognize what the connectors are. I have purposely left off the pin assignments and signal descriptions because it is better to use store-bought cables than to make them up yourself—that is, unless you are building studios on a large scale.
Most of the connection diagrams are shown looking directly into the pins of the connector. Where it is helpful, a side view is also shown.
M.2 Signals Being Connected
Table M-1 summarizes the kinds of signals you can expect to encounter.
M-1 Signal Types
M.3 Icons and Symbols
FireWire equipment should carry the proper icon adjacent to the FireWire ...
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