AppleTalk LocalTalk Connector Box & Cable

Description

They are referred to both ways! It looks like Apple changed the name from AppleTalk to LocalTalk for the hardware.

Select from the following: There are a few boxed kits available here.

Early connector boxes have a 9 pin plug (DB-9) to connect to your computer’s serial port. Macintosh 128K, 512K, 512Ke

Late connector boxes have a round 8 pin (mini-din) to connect to your computer’s (or printer’s) serial port. Apple IIGS and IIc Plus. All Macintosh computers from the Plus through the beige G3, and printers such as the ImageWriter II.

Each device (up to 32) you want to add to your network needs a connector box. Special cables (3 pin) run between the boxes. Cable extenders turn two 6′ cables into one 12′.

All items available in beige (boxes will be white with beige cables) or gray (platinum).

Select from the following:

• 9 pin plug (DB-9) connector box, 590-0563-A, 590-0254-B
• 6′ cable. 590-0310-B, 590-0413-A, 590-0312-A
• Cable extender or coupler. 519-0302-A, 519-0300-B, 519-0303-A
• 8 pin round plug (mini din 8) connector box, 590-0565-A, 590-0564-A, 590-0338-A
• Set -Two 9 pin connector boxes plus one cable
• Set – Two 8 pin connector boxes plus one cable
• 24′ cable. 590-0311-A