July 27, 2010 11:16 AM
Making Programming, Connector and Serial Cables
by Anna Kaziunas FranceMost of the effort in putting the cables together should be directed at figuring out how the pins match up to the wires before attempting to put the cable together.
Headers:
The rest of the cable assembly is fairly simple. Using the diagram that you created to match up the pins - thread the wires through the connector, (ensuring they are in the correct pin positions). Then crimp the wires with the connector by pressing down until the header is securely attached.
If you need to split ribbon cable wires into segments in order to map the pins correctly, secure the strands with electrical tape to make it more difficult to pull them out of the header.
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