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DeeC
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Ok, what cables do I need to make these work together?

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ipod connector
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toshiba laptop connector
The 1st pic is the original iPod Firewire opening (I "assume") this is a Firewire 6 pin?
The 2nd pic is the i.Link IEEE port (I "assume") its a 4 pin Firewire?

Should I be looking for a female 6 pin to male 4 pin?


Mdoc
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You could use this cable: »www.uxsight.com/product/5847/fir···ble.html

It's just an example; you might find one cheaper at TigerDirect or Newegg.

edit: I believe this is a male-to-male cable. For the other stuff you're asking about, your assumptions are correct.



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Both should be male ends. Mdoc hit the spot.
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DeeC
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Ok, thanks guys.

I thought the 6 pin connector (for the iPod) would have to be female since there is something in the ipod connector ....but I guess it connects differently....



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Confusing, eh? This pix above makes it more obvious which is which.


DeeC
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said by Mdoc:

Confusing, eh? This pix above makes it more obvious which is which.
Ok, thanks


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That's not an ipod connector



Mdoc
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You're right, but it's a firewire port on an ipod.



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reply to DeeC
you need a 6 pin to 4 pin Firewire cable

some may call it IEEE 1384



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The Ipod has a Firewire400 connector and the Laptop has a Firewire800 connector, so you need a 400 to 800 cable (may be listed as a 1394A to 1394B cable). Check the pin count.



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said by sdgthy :

The Ipod has a Firewire400 connector and the Laptop has a Firewire800 connector, so you need a 400 to 800 cable (may be listed as a 1394A to 1394B cable). Check the pin count.
hey Sdgthy check again I'm pretty sure that's a firewire 400 port on the laptop


Mdoc
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Correct... it's out of focus, but that says "S400" in the pix. That's a 400 MHz firewire port.



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said by Mdoc:

Correct... it's out of focus, but that says "S400" in the pix. That's a 400 MHz firewire port.
400 Mbps


Mdoc
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You're right, thanks for the correction.



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Hi Guys,

Sorry for the "out of focus" close up on the laptop connector. It was the best I could with a cell phone camera, lol It does say s400 by it, and the connector (on the iPod) is a firewire ; Its an original 1G iPod (no dock connector back in those days)

I believe its a IEEE 1394 cable M/M like the guys posted earlier that I need. I had one, and didn't realize it, found it in a stack of cables. I tried it out, and it worked -- Even the newest iTunes recognized this classic 1G iPod .....thanks again everyone

EDIT: Typo



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welcome



Mdoc
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said by DeeC:

Hi Guys,

Sorry for the "out of focus" close up on the laptop connector. It was the best I could with a cell phone camera, lol It does say s400 by it, and the connector (on the iPod) is a firewire ; Its an original 1G iPod (no dock connector back in those days)

I believe its a IEEE 1394 cable M/M like the guys posted earlier that I need. I had one, and didn't realize it, found it in a stack of cables. I tried it out, and it worked -- Even the newest iTunes recognized this classic 1G iPod .....thanks again everyone

No problem, and you're welcome.


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said by Subaru:

said by Mdoc:

Correct... it's out of focus, but that says "S400" in the pix. That's a 400 MHz firewire port.
400 Mbps
well to be fair 400 MHz could mean 400mbps if it were a byte per cycle

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MHz and Mbps (or Hz and bps, for that matter) are completely different units of measure so that they are unrelated. And it's not "bytes per cycle," it's "bits per cycle," or "bits per second" for bps.

I was thinking frequency (400 MHz) when I should be thinking throughput or speed (400Mbps), and they're unrelated to each other, so technically speaking, he was correct and I was wrong.

Just a slip up.


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