15-87-6200

Series:	79059
Part Status:	Obsolete
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Connector Style:	Outer Shroud Contacts
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Type:	Receptacle
Number of Positions:	68
Number of Rows:	2
Mounting Type:	Through Hole, Right Angle
Termination:	Solder
Flange Feature:	Insert, Threaded (4-40)
Type:	SCSI
Features:	Board Lock, Shielded
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	30.0µin (0.76µm)

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One of the most commonly used types of connectors in the world of computing is the 15-87-6200, more commonly known as the Centronics connector. This type of connector is widely used for interfacing with various methods of input and output devices such as computer printers, CD drivers, and scanners. The Centronics connector is a D-shaped, two-row interface with pins on the top, bottom, and left, as seen when orientation is viewed from the top down. The top row consists of five pins in two groups of two and one on the right side. This row is used for the receive and transmit signals. The bottom row has four pins in two groups of two, back-to-back. This row is for power and control signals.This type of connector is often found on the back of computer printers and is used for connecting the printer to a variety of input/output devices. The standard configuration is such that it utilizes the pins in the top row as the signal transmit and receive pins while the pins in the bottom row are used for power, control, and data flow. The standard Centronics configuration utilizes the 4-pin setup, but some versions utilize the 8-pin setup. In the 8-pin configuration, the pins that make up the two outer rows are essentially the same, with the addition of two more pins on each row. In the 4-pin setup, the pins are used for the data transmit and receive signals. In the 8-pin setup, the pins are used for the data transmission, reception, and control functions.The pins in these connectors are typically made from steel or brass, with gold plating for maximum conductivity and reliable electrical connections. The other components in the Centronics connector are usually made from a plastic or rubber material and are not rated for high temperatures or hazardous material contact. The main purpose of the Centronics connector is to provide an interface between computer devices and I/O devices such as printers, scanners, and CD drives. It is a reliable connection for a variety of applications, and is a simple, easy to use solution for interfacing with a variety of computer equipment. The 15-87-6200 Centronics connector is a D-shaped connector that is widely used for interfacing between computer devices and I/O devices. Its two-row configuration consists of a top row with five pins and a bottom row with four pins, allowing for connecting of both power, data, and control signals. The connector utilizes steel or brass pins with gold plating for maximum conductivity and reliable electrical connectors. It is a reliable connection for a variety of applications, providing a simple, easy to use solution for connecting between devices.

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